Rice & Hutchins' Cincinnati Co. v. J. W. Croghan & Co.
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
Appeal from Payette Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion op the Court by
Judge Hurt.
Affirming.
Previous to February 6, 1913, J. W. Croghan, James Redfern, and Mrs. Lucy Elkins were partners, conducting the business of merchants in Lexington, Kentucky, under the style of J. W. Crogban & Co. At this time the partner*451ship owed debts to various persons, aggregating the sum of about $4,500.00. Among its creditors was the appellant in this case, to whom it owed something over the sum of $900.00, but its largest creditor was Brandt & Lear, of Cincinnati, Ohio, which was the same place at which the appellant was engaged in business. Another creditor…
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