Weitling v. Sorenson

Separate actions were instituted to recover from the defendant Sorenson as sole surviving partner of the firm of Crossman & Sielcken, in liquidation, a balance of $72,761.89, alleged to be due to each of the plaintiffs under a written contract whereby the plaintiffs were employed as export managers. Thereafter the defendant Irving Trust Company, as executor of the estate of Herman Sielcken, who had died on October 8, 1917, was impleaded as a defendant and was served with a supplemental summons and complaint. By an order entered October 15, 1931, the four actions were consolidated and…