Chemical Nat. Bank v. Jackson
Supreme Court of Alabama
1Opinion of the CourtSayre, J.
In a general but sufficient way appellant’s bill in this cause was stated in Montgomery v. Chemical National Bank, 98 So. 898, 209 Ala. 585. Upon the return of the cause to the trial court, sitting in equity, the bill was amended to meet the defect pointed out on the first appeal, and in some other minor respects to which we may refer later on. Defendant, Jackson, who took the place of Montgomery as his successor in the office of state superintendent of banks, made his answer a cross-bill. Everything, in short, was denied, and cross-relief prayed on the theory that the Merchants’ Bank had not…
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