Rogers v. Flournoy

GARRETT, Chief Justice.

Prior to August 14, 1897, Thomas Mc-Guill and Martin McGuill were equal partners engaged in a mercantile and ginning business under the firm name of Thus. McGuill & Son. On the date mentioned Thomas McGuill died. At the death of Thomas Mc-Guill the partnership owed a number of debts, one of which was tto the appellant, C. P. Rogers. With the consent and approval of the widow and heirs of Thomas McGuill, Martin McGuill remained in charge of and Continued the conduct of the business of the late firm of Thos. McGuill &■ Son until December 9, 1897, when letters of…