Clayburg v. Ford

Martin Clayburg, Morris Einstein, David Lindauer, and Bernhard Kuppenheimer, using the firm name of Clayburg, Einstein & Co., sued out a writ of attachment against Henry T. Ford, as defendant in attachment. As there was an appearance by the defendant, and a declaration by plaintiffs, in which the full names of the members of the firm were given, the irregularity of proceeding in the firm name may have become unimportant. See, on this subject, Day v. Cushman et al., 1 Scam. 475; 1 Chitty Pl. 7th Ed. p. 256, note 1. We are not disposed to consider the irregularity one which would make the writ…