Brayley v. Hedges
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from Woodbury Circuit Court, Action upon a promissory note; there, was a verdict and judgment for defendant;, plaintiff appeals. The facts of the case appear in the opinion.
1Opinion of the Court
Beck, Ch. J.
i 1. PI/TCADINGÍ nature:°tmr?" den of proof. — I. Tlie petition declares- upon two promissory notes payable to plaintiff’, both signed by J. Bower, W. G. Bower and Cole & Hedges. One of the notes, i <7> i ^ sh°wn> Is lost. It is alleged that the co-partnersliip of Cole & Hedges consisted of B. W. Cole, and tlie firm of Charles E. Daniel F. Hedges. It is sliown that both of these firms are dissolved, the last by tlie death of Charles E. Hedges, the defendant being the surviving partner, and as such is sued alone in this action.-
The defendant avers in his answer “ that as to whether…
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