White v. Bullock
Supreme Court of Missouri
Error to Franklin Circuit Court. This was a bill in chancery filed by Horace Y. White on the 5th of April, 1849, against Leo Bullock, for an account of a partnership business and for an injunction of a judgment at law. The bill stated that on a settlement of partnership accounts, Bullock would be found indebted to the complainant irt an amount exceeding the judgment.
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Error to Franklin Circuit Court. This was a bill in chancery filed by Horace Y. White on the 5th of April, 1849, against Leo Bullock, for an account of a partnership business and for an injunction of a judgment at law. The bill stated that on a settlement of partnership accounts, Bullock would be found indebted to the complainant irt an amount exceeding the judgment. On a hearing, the Circuit Court, upon the finding o'f facts set out in the opinion of this court, gave a decree for the complainant for the sum of $28 45, after off-setting the judgment recovered by Bullock against the…
1Opinion of the CourtRtlaNd, Judge
The following is the statement of facts, as found by the Circuit Court in this case :
That White and Bullock entered into partnership in the milling and farming business, some time in the month of March, *171847, to tbe stock of which they were to contribute equally ; that the partnership existed for a period of six months ; that it was then dissolved, and the partnership effects, including stock, profits and every other, species of effects, divided equally between the parties, leaving the partnership accounts unsettled. The court finds, also, that White advanced in all the amount of §580 80 ;…
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