Hodgen v. Kief

This was an action of assumpsit on an account, to recover $123 claimed to be due from appellee to appellants.

The following undisputed facts appear in the case: Hodgen & Warner, the appellants, had been engaged together in buying and selling grain from about the year 1860 to June, 1869, when their partnership closed, but they gave no notice of its dissolution, or that they had ceased to do business together. Kief, the appellee, had sold them his grain for several years, and at the time of their dissolution of partnership he was indebted to them in the sum of $123, the money sued for, being so…