Hollinsbee v. Ritchey
Indiana Supreme Court
From the Johnson Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the CourtDoweey, J.
The appellant sued the appellee for money paid for the use and benefit of the defendant.
The defendant answered:
1. A general denial.
2. That before the commencement of the action he and said plaintiff were partners in the business of buying, selling, and trading horses, mules, and other stock; that upon final settlement of their accounts, as such partners, there would be found to be, and now is, due to defendant from plaintiff a balance of five hundred dollars, which said sum defendant offers to set off against the amount due plaintiff, and prays judgment for the residue.
Reply in denial of the…
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