58 So. 271 | Ala. | 1912
Equity will not, as a rule, entertain a bill for an accounting, where the accounts are not mutual and are all on one side, unless there be-matters of great complication and difficulties in the way of adequate relief at law. — Hulsey v. Walker County, 147 Ala. 501, 40 South. 311; Pollak v. Claflin Co., 138 Ala. 644, 35 South. 645; Pomeroy’s Eq. vol. 4, § 1421 (3d Ed.); Crichton v. Hayles, Infra, 57 South. 696. It may be that this special tax could be recovered in a suit at law, less credits for disbursements of same by the respondent; but the bill sets up facts which would render an accounting quite complicated and difficult in a court
The decree of the laAV and equity court is affirmed.
Affirmed.