First National Bank v. Brubaker
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from Warren District Gourt.— IIon. Edmund Nichols, Judge. Ti-ie opinion states the case.—
1Opinion of the CourtWeaver, J.
On or about March 1, 1902, the defendant O. D. Brubaker and one Alexander entered into partnership as retail merchants. Brubaker had very little capital, 'and his father and mother, who are co-defendants herein, advanced or loaned to him.about $1,800 with which to begin business. In August following the firm property was sold to Nuzom Bros. For some reason not clearly indicated, the partners did not unite in the deal with the purchasers, but conducted separate negotiations; Alexander selling his half or partnership interest to one of the Nuzoms, and Brubaker selling his interest.to the other,…
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