Bush v. Guion

The judgment of the court (Eustis, C. J., absent,) was pronounced by

Slideli,, J.

The plaintiff, the defendant and Guiness, were partners as merchants. The partnership was formed in 1844, and by the articles, was to continue until November, 1847. New Orleans was to be the domicil of the firm. Guian, who resided in New York, was exclusively charged with purchasing and ordering goods for the firm. lie was to receive a thousand dollars per annum from the firm, and the profits were to be equally divided between the partners. In June, 1849, the defendant purchased theinterestof Guiness, and, from…