Marr's v. Southwick, Cannon & Warren
Supreme Court of Alabama
Southwick, Cannon & Warren, merchants, of New York, brought their action against Tarrant & Marr, as partners, in the Circuit Court of Tuskaloosa county. The writ was served on Marr only. During the pendency of the trial, Marr died; and judgment was rendered against Tarrant, the surviving partner.
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Southwick, Cannon & Warren, merchants, of New York, brought their action against Tarrant & Marr, as partners, in the Circuit Court of Tuskaloosa county. The writ was served on Marr only. During the pendency of the trial, Marr died; and judgment was rendered against Tarrant, the surviving partner. The said Southwick, Cannon & Warren, afterwards filed their hill in-Chancery in the Circuit Court of Tuskaloosa county, setting forth that Tarrant had removed beyond the jruisdietion of the Court, and out of this State; that he had no property here, nor had when judgment was rendered, and that he was…
1Opinion of the Court
By Mr. Justice Hitchcock :
In this case the bill was filed in the Circuit Court of Tuskaloosá county, by the defendants as complainants. ' The bill states that the complainants are mer■chants and partners, doing business in New-York. In 1824, one John Tarrant and one William M. .Marr, since deceased, purchased goods of complainants, and continued to do so until 1830, making occasional payments; that in . June, , 1830, a balance was struck, and the defendants were indebted to complainants for principal and interest, one thousand six • hundred and three dollars and eighty six cents: that a…
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