Guth v. Loft, Inc.

Decided 1939-04-11

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Layton, Chief Justice, delivering the opinion of the Court: In the court below the appellants took the position that, on the facts, the complainant was entitled to no equitable relief whatever. In this court, they seek only a modification of the Chancellor’s decree, not a reversal of it. They now contend that the question is one of equitable adjustment based upon the extent and value of the respective contributi…

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