Hatten v. Randall

The main controversy in this cause arises as to the sufficiency of the various counts of the plaintiff’s petition. The petition contains sixty-four counts, of which, under a stipulation between the parties, only the three first are set out in the record, they together with the matter set out in the bill of exceptions being deemed sufficient for the purposes of a review of the cause on appeal.

*204These three counts are as follows ; “First. Plaintiff states that, during the years 1888 and 1889, defendants, John J. Randall, Porter W. Brown and Robert 0. Lamb, were a copartnership doing business…