Tremper v. Conklin
New York Supreme Court
APPEAL by the defendant from a judgment entered at a special term, after a trial by jury. The action was brought against the defendant, as surviving partner of the firm of E. E. Conklin • & Company, to recover money lent to the firm. The plaintiff had a verdict and judgment.
1Opinion of the CourtScrugham, J.
The action was brought to recover money which the .plaintiff claims he lent to the firm of E. E. Conklin & Co., of which the defendant and J. L. Conklin, now deceased, were members. The transaction , occurred between the plaintiff and the said J. L. Conklin, and the only question of fact presented is, whether the loan was to the firm, or . to the said j.'L. Conklin, individually. The plaintiff, being examined as a witness in his own behalf, testified that when J. L. Conklin applied for the loan he told him he wanted to borrow some money to use for the firm, and the plaintiff could have the…
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