Knaebel v. Heiner

How courts have described this case

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• stating that a party \who seeks the interposition of equity must generally show that he either has no remedy at law or that no legal remedy is adequate\
• explaining that the defense requires proof that the party \perpetrated some wrongdoing\ and \that the wrongful act related to the action being litigated\ (citing Zr-cHartaH Crmaree, Jr, Some Prortems or 1 (1950))
• stating because equitable rescission rather than legal rescission was sought, restoration was not required prior to suit by the plaintiff
• because plaintiff sought equitable rescission rather than legal rescission, neither restoration nor tender was required prior to suit by plaintiff
• because plaintiff sought equitable rescission rather than legal rescission, neither restoration nor tender was required prior to suit by plaintiff
• \One who seeks the interposition of equity must generally show that he either has no remedy at law or that no legal remedy is adequate.\

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).