Brown v. Bank of Minden

The two cases named in the caption were consolidated in the district court for the purpose of trial, but separate judgments were rendered. Both of these judgments were adverse to J. O. Brown, plaintiff in one of the cases and defendant in the other, and he appealed. The appeals were lodged in this court in one transcript and assigned a single number on the docket. They were also argued and briefed together and submitted for decision at the same time.

The suit of Miller v. Brown was for an accounting, the dissolution and the liquida tion of an alleged commercial partnership. At the outset of…