Dennis v. Kolm
California Supreme Court
.The facts are stated in the opinion.
1Opinion of the Court
COOPER, C.
This action was brought to recover for goods, wares, and merchandise, alleged to have been sold to the defendants as copartners under the -firm name of “Kolm Bros.” One Perkins had in his hands about eight hundred and seventy dollars, which plaintiff claimed to be the money of H. Kolm, who was alleged to be one of the partners.
Plaintiff had the eight hundred and seventy dollars attached in this action as the property of H. Kolm. Bertha Kolm, a sister, filed a complaint in intervention in which she denied that the money so attached was the property of H. Kolm or of “Kolm Bros.,” and…
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