Hanford v. Blessing

The purpose of the bill in the present case is to require appellee to account for certain moneys which appellant alleges he advanced for appellee, at his request; also, for a balance due on losses incurred in a certain co-partnership, which for a short time existed between them, and to enjoin the collection of a judgment obtained by appellee against appellant on a promissory note.

So much of the case as relates to the co-partnership may be dismissed from further consideration, with the remark that appellant does not show, by a preponderance of evidence, that he is entitled to recover anything…