Yohe v. Barnet
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
ERROR to the Common Pleas of Northampton county. The plaintiff below and plaintiff in error, David Barnet, brought this action of account render against Samuel Yohe, to recover a balance alleged to be due to him as partner of the late firm of Yohe, Barnet & Co. There had been a previous partnership between the plaintiff and defendant, under the firm of Yohe and Barnet.
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ERROR to the Common Pleas of Northampton county. The plaintiff below and plaintiff in error, David Barnet, brought this action of account render against Samuel Yohe, to recover a balance alleged to be due to him as partner of the late firm of Yohe, Barnet & Co. There had been a previous partnership between the plaintiff and defendant, under the firm of Yohe and Barnet. Afterwards, a new partnership was formed between the plaintiff and defendant, and Theodore R. Sitgreaves, by a written paper containing certain stipulations, entered in the day-book of Yohe, Barnet & Co., in the defendant’s…
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the Court was delivered by
Kennedy J.
—• The first error, which is a bill of exception to the opinion of the court below, rejecting the bank-book of the firm, offered as evidence, to show that the funds of the firm were exhausted, was abandoned.
The second error, however, is relied on. It is also a bill of exception to the opinion of the court,- -rejecting the statement of an account, in the handwriting of the defendant, between the firm of Yohe, Barnet & Co., and Yohe and Barnet, showing a balance to be due by the former firm to the latter, of $1938.64, which is deducted from the…
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