Shirk v. Shultz
Indiana Supreme Court
From the Decatur Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the CourtZollars, J.
-Appellant alleges in his complaint that, in October, 1884, when he was a minor, he entered into partnership with appellee for an indefinite time, in the business of upholstering and dealing in furniture, under the firm name of Shirk & Shultz; that he still is a minor; that he invested in the business $500; that the firm has on hand furniture and goods of the value of $850, and is in debt over $600; that “ he is advised by his guardian to renounce-such partnership and withdraw from said firm, and he hereby renounces such arrangement and asks to avoid, annul and undo all of his obligations in…
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