Reep v. Reep

This suit was brought by the appellees, a partnership operating the Rye Gin Company, to obtain an accounting of the company’s business for the 1944-1945 ginning season. The defendant is Glynn Reep, who was employed as manager of the cotton gin for the year in dispute. The complaint charges that Glynn handled the firm’s receipts and disbursements during the season in question and failed to account for funds amounting to $4,284.84. Glynn’s father, J. B. Reep, who was formerly a member of the partnership, filed an intervention asserting that the firm is indebted to him for various advances and…