Ludeau v. Avoyelles Cotton Co.

Plaintiff and defendant entered, into a joint adventure during the cotton season of 1923-1924, by which plaintiff was to buy and defendant was to sell cotton for joint account, the piofits and losses to be shared equally.

At the close of the season their joint adventure showed a net profit of $27,482.65 (Tr. 29), of which each received half, or $13,741.33.

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Plaintiff avers that the net profits should have been $3,630 additional; one-half of which, or $1,815, he now claims from defendant.

His complaint is that defendant sold a certain lot of 900 bales of cotton on April 23d and May 10th without…