Norman v. Hudleston

Hudleston commenced an action of assumpsit against Norman, whereupon Norman filed this bill against Hudleston to enjoin the action and to procure a decree against Hudleston for the payment of money.

It appears that Norman and one McHenry were partners in trade in 1868, Norman having two-thirds of the business. Norman sold to Hudleston one-half of his interest, and soon afterwards bought the interest of McHenry, and sold to Hudleston one-half of that. After a few months, Norman sold his interest to J. J. and W. R. Mofield, and some months after that occurrence, Norman bought from Hudleston his…