Michelin Tire Co. v. Akers
New Mexico Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION OE THE COURT
WATSON, J.
T. G. Akers and W. K. Jones were sued upon an indebtedness incurred while they were doing business as copartners. The partnership had been dissolved, and Akers had assumed its liabilities. The judgment was against Akers, but in favor of Jones; the court’s conclusion of law being “that the plaintiff at least impliedly released W. K. Jones, and is estopped to hold the defendant, W. K. Jones, for such indebtedness, and cannot now recover from him.” The plaintiff, Michelin Tire Company, appeals.
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