Lenger v. Hulst

On the first day of December, 1928, the defendant, Ralph Hulst, entered into a partnership with Isaac Hollemans and assumed responsibility for outstanding partnership obligations. These included an indebtedness to plaintiffs. In the course of the partnership business two notes and various renewals thereof were given by the partners to plaintiffs as evidence of such indebtedness. On or about March 11, 1930, the defendant sold his interest in the partnership to Hollemans, who assumed all of the partnership debts. Notice was given of such dissolution and assumption of the firm’s liabilities to…