Rembert v. Brown

Citations

• 17 Ala. 667

Syllabus

<p>1. A court: of equity will interfere and open a stated account between a principal and his agent, where it is shown that the former is of a weak and confiding mind,and that undue advantage has been taken of him,</p> <p>2. On a motion to dissolve an injunction the answer can 1)9 regarded, only so far as it is responsive to the bill.</p> <p>3. An injunction should not be dissolved, unless the answer, in clear and explicit terms, denies the equity of the bill.</p> <p>4. If an answer is evasive or uncertain, or if the case made by it does not show clearly that the complainant is not entitled to relief, the injunction should be retained until the final hearing.</p>