Dawson v. Coffey

This case comes hereupon appeal from a decree entered upon a decision sustaining a demurrer to a complaint.

It is alleged in the complaint that the respondent James Coffey had a stock of furniture and tobacco and cigars, and for a long time had been engaged in a general merchandise business, vending said articles; that he became indebted to divers parties, on account of said business, amounting to $4,000, and was owing other liabilities amounting to $700; that he was indebted to the respondents A. T. and F. N. Gilbert, partners, under the firm name of Gilbert Bros., in the sum of $615.50, and…