Haggerty v. Johnston
Indiana Supreme Court
From the Elkhart Common Pleas.
1Opinion of the CourtBtjskirk, C. J.
The questions relied upon for a reversal •of the judgment in this case arise entirely upon the first paragraph of the complaint. That paragragh alleges that on the 10th day of April, 1868, Winebrenner & Barnett, who were trading as partners under that name, were indebted to the -appellee in the sum of six hundred and thirty-two dollars, evidenced by a note executed in the partnership name; that while such indebtedness existed, Winebrenner sold out his interest in said firm to the appellant, who, as a part of the consideration of the sale, assumed to pay Winebrenner’s share of the firm debts,…
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