132 So. 896 | Ala. | 1931
This cause came here on a former appeal prosecuted in the name of one of appellants' codefendants. Stathis v. Sparks,
The complaint on this appeal is that the bill fails to state with sufficient certainty the amount claimed by complainant. In view of the prayer, and necessity, for a reference by which the amount of the mortgage debt remaining due and unpaid may be ascertained, it cannot be said that appellant will be at any disadvantage on account of the method of allegation adopted by the pleader or that more specific averment as to the amount of the mortgage debt is necessary to the equity of the bill or its adequacy in any particular. "An accounting is always ordered in a court of equity, where it is an incident to some other relief." Kelly v. Wollner,
The decree is affirmed.
ANDERSON, C. J., and THOMAS and BROWN, JJ., concur.