Cornell v. Redrow

Grey, V. C.

(orally).

The questions in dispute are, I think, sufficiently easy of solution to be determined at once. The bill alleges the existence of a partnership between the complainant and the defendant; that the complainant was by the defendant unjustly forced out of his rights in the enjoyment of the partnership, and the ascertainment of the profits which were to come to him as a *252partner, and prays that the partnership may be declared void— I presume that means that it may be dissolved — that an accounting may be had, and a receiver appointed; with a further prayer that the defendant may…