Henry v. Anderson

In March, 1867, James F. Harney was in partnership with Daniel C. Stover and John P. Stover, and the real estate here the subject of controversy was owned by the partnership. On-the 8th day of that month, Harney purchased the interest of the Stovers in said real estate, but did not receive a deed. On the same day Harney formed a partnership with Henry Johnson, Caleb W. Thomas and James B. Couch, under the firm name of Harney, Thomas & Co. The said Harney and the two Stovers, the latter then having no interest in said real estate, conveyed it to the said Harney, Thomas, Johnson and Couch. No…