McGunn. v. Hanlin
Michigan Supreme Court
Appeal in Chancery from Livingston Circuit.
1Opinion of the CourtCampbell, J.
The bill in this cause was filed to obtain a settlement of partnership accounts arising out of business conducted at Howell, in Livingston county, between April 9,1867, and *478February 19, 1868. McGunn, having before done business .alone, he on the former day entered into written articles, purporting to be between him as a half owner in the new firm, on the one part, and Arnold and William Hanlin as representing a single interest on the other. Arnold Hanlin, however, was the only one who signed with McGunn, and it turned out on the proof that William was a boy of seventeen or eighteen years, and…
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