Any person who fails to render an account, or a true account, may be relieved upon a bill in equity, whenever it shall appear that such failure was caused by fraud, accident, mistake or misfortune, and that such relief would be just and equitable.
Source. 1883, 29:1. PS 220:9. PL 332:13. RL 388:13.
Any person who fails to render an account, or a true account, may be relieved upon a bill in equity, whenever it shall appear that such failure was caused by fraud, accident, mistake or misfortune, and that such relief would be just and equitable.
Source. 1883, 29:1. PS 220:9. PL 332:13. RL 388:13.
Any person who fails to render an account, or a true account, may be relieved upon a bill in equity, whenever it shall appear that such failure was caused by fraud, accident, mistake or misfortune, and that such relief would be just and equitable.
Source. 1883, 29:1. PS 220:9. PL 332:13. RL 388:13.
