Amacker v. Kent
Supreme Court of Louisiana
Appeal from Twenty-Fifth Judicial District Court, Parish of Tangipahoa; W. Schofield Rownd, Judge. Action by Richard M. Amacker, Jr., against R. A. Kent, with demand in reconvention. Judgment for plaintiff for a certain amount with interest and for defendant on his demand in reconvention, and plaintiff appeals, and defendant, answering, prays that the judgment be amended.
1Opinion of the Court
Statement of the Case.
MONROE, C. J.
Plaintiff alleges that defendant induced him to engage with him, as a partner, in the business of buying and selling cattle, defendant to furnish the capital and plaintiff his time and services, and, after paying expenses, the net profits to be equally divided; that the partnership has never terminated by any agreement, but that defendant refused to divide certain profits, including 32 head of cattle, thereafter refused to continue furnishing capital, or to go on with the business; and that, by reason of his action and inaction, he (plaintiff) was thrown out…
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