Holloway v. Turner

The parties to this suit were formerly partners, doing-business under the name of J. J. Turner and Company. After many years of successful business, they-dissolved their partnership and divided between themselves the greater portion of their assets. Some disputes arising between them, Turner filed a bill in equity in the Circuit Court of Baltimore City, for an account of the unsettled affairs of the partnership, and for the appointment of a receiver to take charge of the undistributed assets of the firm. Receivers were duly appointed, and after an answer by Holloway, a decree for an account…