Brantley v. . Marshbourn

This was a special proceeding for the division of property belonging to a partnership, returnable before the clerk. Issues of fact being (528) raised by the answer, the cause was transferred to the civil-issue docket for trial at a regular term.

The question at issue in the case was whether or not the plaintiff, C. B. Brantley, owned a two-thirds interest in the partnership property and all its original capital, or whether he owned only a one-half interest.

It was admitted by all parties that when the partnership was first formed, C. B. Brantley owned an undivided one-third and $3,000 capital…