Etzel v. Duncan

The bill of complaint in this case was filed by the appellant for the reformation of an agreement and receipt- executed hv him and delivered to his counsel, the appellee, and to compel the latter to pay him the difference between the amount actually received by the appellee and the amount which, it is alleged, the appellant agreed to pay him for certain professional services, on the ground1 that said agreement and receipt were procured by the undue influence of the appellee.

The hill was answered by the appellee, denying that the receipt and agreement were obtained by undue influence, and…