Snyder v. Baber

The sufficiency of the appellee’s complaint to withstand a demurrer thereto for the want of facts is the *48only question presented for the decision of this court, by the record of this cause and the appellant’s assignment of error thereon.

In his complaint, the appellee alleged, in substance, that on and before the 7th day of April, 1876, he and the appellant were co-partners in the business of carriage-making-in the town of Princeton, in Gibson county, under the firm name of George W. Snyder & Co.; that they, as such co-partners, had each an equal interest in the business, stock and assets of…