Cain v. Mitchell

Hart, C. J.,

(after stating the facts). The decree dismissing the complaint of Tori Cain Mitchell was correct. The lands sought to be recovered in that suit were partnership lands belonging to a firm composed of N. N. Cain and A. D. Cain. It is true that, according to the evidence adduced by the plaintiff, these lands belonged to N. N. Cain, and A. D. Cain did not become a member of the firm while the lands in question belonged to the partnership. In other words, according to the evidence of the plaintiff, Tori Cain Mitcliell, the firm of N. N. Cain and his son, W. B». Cain, was dissolved, and…