Strohmeyer v. Rembrandt Corp.

The appeal in this case is from an order denying motion to strike parts of the Bill of Complaint.'

The Chancellor, in a splendid opinion filed in the court below, says, in part :

“The above cause was presented to the Court on a motion to strike parts of the Bill of Complaint, and in order to more fully understand the questions involved, it is well to ¡give a resume of the facts as they appear in the Bill of Complaint, or so much of them as relate to the character of the property affected.

“With a view to making it available to the public, John Ringling sometime prior to the year 1927, acquired a…