Lord v. Anderson
Supreme Court of Kansas
Error from Frcmldin District Court. Action by Anderson against Lord and another, to recover an alleged balance of $1,500. . Plaintiff brought his action, against two defendants, and prosecuted it to judgment against Lord alone. Trial at the September Term 1874. Findings and judgment in favor of Anderson for $826.50, and interest, and costs. Lord appeals, and brings the case here on error. The principal facts are stated in the opinion.
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the court was delivered by
Valentine, J.:
This was an action by one partner (A. L. Anderson) against two others (N. B. Lord and C. C. Smith) for a final accounting and settlement of the copartnership affairs. After the commencement of the action Anderson released Smith from all liability to him growing out of the partnership matters, and then prosecuted the action against Lord alone. There had been a settlement by the parties up to a certain time, and this action was to enforce that settlement, and for a further and final settlement of the copartnership affairs. The only…
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