Clemons v. Olshine

“Olshine Company” sued the defendant on open account for a balance due on the purchase-price of a suit of clothes and a pair of shoes. The defendant pleaded that he was a minor, living with his father; that the father had always furnished him with necessaries; and that he tendered the clothes back to the plaintiff. Exception is taken to the allowance of an amendment filed by the plaintiff, pleading that “Olshine Company” was a partnership composed of two named persons; and that the defendant, at the time when he made the contract for the merchandise, represented to the plaintiffs that he was…