Brewer v. Browne
Supreme Court of Alabama
Appeal from the Chancery Court of Hale. Heard before the Hon. Chaeles Turreb.
1Opinion of the CourtStone, J.
J. Tanner Browne and Theron Browne were brothers, and partners and dealers in general merchandise. Their partnership dated from 1850, or before that time, and terminated about the close of the war. There is an admission of counsel that it was dissolved in 1861. There is neither averment'nor proof that the interests of the respective partners were unequal. We must, therefore, presume they were equal partners. During the continuance of the partnership, several parcels of real estate were purchased, paid for with partnership effects, and the titles taken in their partnership name—at one time J.…
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