Coursen v. Hamlin
The Superior Court of New York City
TW complaint was filed by the plaintiff, as the special partner in a limited partnership, against the defendants as the general partners, who conducted the business of the firm under the name and style of Hamlin, Sloan & Squires, and the relief demanded was, that the defendants should be enjoined from interfering with or disposing of the goods, property, or credits, of the partnership; from collecting any moneys due thereto; that a receiver might be appointed to take charge…
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TW complaint was filed by the plaintiff, as the special partner in a limited partnership, against the defendants as the general partners, who conducted the business of the firm under the name and style of Hamlin, Sloan & Squires, and the relief demanded was, that the defendants should be enjoined from interfering with or disposing of the goods, property, or credits, of the partnership; from collecting any moneys due thereto; that a receiver might be appointed to take charge of all the assets of the firm, and make distribution thereof; and that the defendants Hamlin and Sloan, under the…
1Opinion of the CourtBy the Court. Hoffman, J.
This was an appeal from an order made at the special term on the 30th of June, 1853, the case being heard on the pleadings alone.
The plaintiff sets forth that he was a special partner in the firm of Hamlin, Sloan & Squires, composed of the defendants *518and himself, under written articles of partnership, dated the 1st of January, 1849, and stated in the complaint. He sets out the grounds of his action in detail, and the relief sought is an injunction, receiver, an account of the partnership transactions, and payment of the amount which may be found due.
The averments in the answer need not be…
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