Isaac Goldman Co. v. Wilkes
Appellate Terms of the Supreme Court of New York
Appeal from Municipal Court. Action by the Isaac Goldman Company against Robert R. Wilkes and James P. O’Brien. From a judgment in favor of plaintiff against defendant O’Brien, and dismissing the complaint in favor of defendant Wilkes, plaintiff appeals. Reversed as to defendant Wilkes.
1Opinion of the CourtFreedman, P. J.
The plaintiff in this case is engaged in the business of printing, and the defendants were engaged as co-partners under the firm name of the “Reporters’ Association of America,” and *391their chief business was editing a daily pamphlet called the “Bookmaker and Bettor.” To recover for their work and labor in the printing of this paper for 15 days under an agreed price, this action was brought. The defendant O’Brien defaulted upon the trial, and the defendant Wilkes appeared, and filed a written answer. His defense was that on April 23, 1903, the copartnership theretofore existing between himself…
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