Oldham v. Brannon
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
CASE 65 — APPEAL FROM JEFFERSON CIRCUIT COURT. cited 2 Marsh., 374; 2 B. Mon., 87 ; lb., 303 ; Civil Code, see. 580.
1Opinion of the Court
JUDGE WOOD
delivered the opinion of the court:
John McLean and James W. Brannon (the appellee) were partners, and transacted their business as such in the firm name of McLean & Co. In that name they executed to Miles W. Smith the promissory note which is the foundation of this action. The suit was brought in the names of Oldham (the appellant) and Smith, the payee of the note, as co-plaintiffs, against McLean & Brannon.
Amongst other matters, it is alleged in the petition that said 'note was sold and transferred by delivery by the payee to Charles Brown, and that it was sold by Brown, and…
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