Dickenson & Williams v. Moore
Supreme Court of Georgia
Exceptions to auditor’s report. Before Judge Bower. City-court of Bainbridge. October 6, 1902.
1Opinion of the CourtCandx.ee, J.
1. The evidence objected to, even if not strictly relevant, was not of such importance as that its admission required the grant of a new trial.
2. A sold his interest in the firm of A & B to the firm of B & C, the two firms having a member, B, in common, and it being agreed that the firm of A & B should continue in existence after the sale until its affairs could be wound • up. Both before and after the' sale of A’s interest there were mutual accounts between the two firms. On the trial of an action brought by A against the firm of B & C, for the balance due him on the sale of his interest in…
2Cited by6 opinions
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