Wilson v. Wilson

This is an action in three counts: One for an accounting after the wrongful dissolution of an oral agreement of partnership, the second for damages for the breach of a written agreement for substitution of copartners and the third for damages for fraud. On the first count the court found for plaintiff and in an interlocutory judgment ordered an accounting to the court. On the second and third counts judgment was for defendants. Plaintiff, Harold S. Wilson, appeals from the judgment rendered against him in said action and from the whole thereof, but assigns errors with respect to the decision…