Dow v. London & Lancashire Indemnity Co. of America
4 A.2d 927, 136 Me. 509, 1938 Me. LEXIS 72
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Dow v. London & Lancashire Indemnity Co. of America, 4 A.2d 927, 136 Me. 509, 1938 Me. LEXIS 72 (Me. 1938).
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Neither allegation nor prayer is adequate for equitable relief. On this ground, and not on the merits, defendant’s appeal is sustained, the decree below reversed, and plaintiff’s bill dismissed. So ordered.
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