Brim v. Couch

Russell, Chief Justice.

W. A. Brim brought a petition against W. D. Couch and against Cojack Company, a corporation by whom Couch was employed, and prayed for a judgment for $91,544.I<T damages, and that certain papers executed by him as evidences of indebtedness and of sale be canceled. He also prayed that the defendants be enjoined from proceeding in any action on said evidences of indebtedness to recover against him, and be restrained from annoying or harassing him with litigation of any kind. The petition was dismissed on general demurrer, and the exception is to that judgment.

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