Cohen v. Friedman

This was a bill filed in the circuit court of Cook county by appellee asking for an accounting and that she be declared the owner of an undivided one-half interest in certain real estate in Chicago, subject to a certain encumbrance. After a hearing before a master in chancery the court entered a decree sustaining the master’s report and finding for appellee, as prayed in her bill. The cause was thereafter appealed to this court.

April 29, 1896, Rosa Cohen and Julius Friedman were the owners of a building at the comer of Harrison and Baffin streets, in Chicago, occupied for manufacturing…