60 So. 57 | Ala. | 1912
The parties to this suit had been associated as partners in the practice of the law at Florence. In May, 1906, appellee became insane and was thereafter for about 18 months confined to the Bryce Hospital for the insane at Tuscaloosa. After his restoration to health and sanity appellee, returning to his home, found appellant practicing his profession on his own exclusive account. Appellee thereupon resumed the practice in the same way, and demanded an accounting' of fees which had been collected by appellant pending' his (appellee’s) incapacity out of business in-the hands of the firm at the time when appellee fell sick. In
Affirmed.