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· 2/26/1914

Hollomon v. Baltimore & Virginia Railroad

Citations

  • 122 Md. 628

Syllabus

<p>Equitable relief: based on written instrument; production of the instrument or copyi</p> <p>To entitle a party to sustain a bill in equity, he must show an interest in the subject of the suit, or a right to the thing demanded and proper title to institute a suit concerning it, and such interest and right to sue must be fully shown by the bill itself, or the bill is demurrable. p. 633</p> <p>When the plaintiff’s equity rests upon a written instrument,referred to in the bill, the instrument itself, or a copy, must be filed in the proceeding, or its non-production accounted for to the satisfaction of the Court. p. 633</p>

Judges: Pattison

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