Terrell v. Ingersoll

Teri’ell, Ingersoll and Britton were partners in the practice of the law. The firm dissolved, and Terrell removed from the State. Some differences arising as to the division of fees between Terrell and Ingersoll, they agreed to submit the matters in dispute to arbitrators, who awarded that complainant should have one third of the matured or finished business, and one third of all fees settled, that is, paid or closed by note, collateral securify or otherwise, not including unsettled accounts for unfinished business, which were awarded to Ingersoll. On October 24, 1870, the original bill was…