Rend v. Boord

Best, C.

The appellee Fremont Boord sued the appellants, alleging in his complaint that they were partners, and *308as such were indebted to him for goods sold and delivered to one Mehan, their agent, for them and upon their order, by his co-appellee Oliver Boord, who had assigned the account to him, and who was madr a defendant to answer as to the assignment. Interest was claimed, and a bill of particulars filed. The bill embraced various items alleged to have been furnished in October and November, 1874, amounting to $73.95, and $15.33 interest upon the same for three and a half years. Issues…