RE/Max Real Estate Partners v. Lindsley

How courts have described this case

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• recognizing that “where there is in a case one issue of exclusive equity cognizance, such an issue can bring the entire case within subject matter jurisdiction of the chancery court and that court may proceed to adjudicate all legal issues as well.”
• “Though it is true, as defendants assert, that the right to a jury trial shall remain inviolate, this right is not absolute.”
• To be entitled to an equitable accounting, a party must show: 28 “(1) the need of discovery, (2) the complicated character of the accounts, and (3) the existence of a fiduciary or trust relation.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).