De Lizardi v. Gossett
Supreme Court of Louisiana
APPEAL by the plaintiffs from a judgment of non-suit, rendered by the Court of Probates of N ew Orleans, Bermudez, J.-
1Opinion of the Court
Tho judgment of the court was pronounced by
Rost, J.
In January, 1839, Jesse Strong formed a partnership in commen-dam with Andrew Bowles, and agreed to furnish the sum of $30,000, to be employed by the said Bowles, in his own name, in the prosecution of commercia' operations in the city of New Orleans, on condition of receiving one-fourth ol the profits, and of being liable for one-fourth of the losses and expenses up to the amount furnished. No time was specified for the payment of that sum, and only a part- of it was paid.
The partnership went into operation, and, in the month of March next…
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