Pearce v. Suggs & Pettit
Tennessee Supreme Court
Appeal from Chancery Court of Shelby County. "W. W. McDowell, Cii.
1Opinion of the Court
L. B. McFarland, Sp. J.
Prior to the 11th March, 1884, Complainant Pearce and Defendants Pettit & Suggs were partners in the grocery and commission business in Memphis. One McElroy was the book-keeper of the firm. This firm had existed from 1st June, -1880. On the 11th March, 1884, Pearce sold his entire interest in the firm to *726Pettit ■ for $20,750, of which $15,000 was cash, and balance — $5,000—in twelve months, with interest. Pettit was also to pay Pearce’s half of a $1,500 note due Hernando Insurance Company. This agreement was reduced to writing and signed by the parties.
On the 14th…
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