Baldwin v. Bald
Commission of Appeals
Upon the dissolution of a co-partnership between plaintiff and defendants, the parties entered into a written agreement, by which the former assigned all his interest in the firm property to the latter, and all claims against the firm or defendants individually, in consideration of receiving certain designated stocks, notes and securities, etc., and of the agreement upon the part of defendants to assume and pay the partnership debts by another agreement executed at the same…
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Upon the dissolution of a co-partnership between plaintiff and defendants, the parties entered into a written agreement, by which the former assigned all his interest in the firm property to the latter, and all claims against the firm or defendants individually, in consideration of receiving certain designated stocks, notes and securities, etc., and of the agreement upon the part of defendants to assume and pay the partnership debts by another agreement executed at the same time as alleged by plaintiff, as an inducement for him to execute the first. Defendants agreed to allow plaintiff any…
1Opinion of the Court
Lott, Oh. G., reads for affirmance.
All concur, except Eael, C., dissenting. Judgment affirmed with costs.
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