Williamson v. Haycock

This was a proceeding in equity between members of a co-partnership, based substantially upon the following facts :

On the 9th day of February, 1852, the parties agreed to become co-partners in the purchase of a certain twenty acres of land, together with a steam flouring mill and other buildings situated thereon, for the term of three years, and with the view of making further improvements on said premises, carrying on the milling business, purchasing, manufacturing grain &c. Prior to this time Lockwood and Williamson had been partners, and in the formation of this new firm they as one party…