Brody v. Maril

Construing the allegations of the bill more strictly against the pleader, it must be intended that there was some sort of effective dissolution of the partnership, and an accounting thereof, in the early part of the year 1907, about 12 years prior to the filing of the bill.

As a bill for an accounting and settlement of partnership affairs, more than six years having elapsed since the last partnership transaction, this suit is effectually barred. Stovall v. Clay, 108 Ala. 105, 20 South. 387, and cases cited therein.

But the original bill shows that, though there was no formal dissolution nor…