McCord v. Sisco

CROW, Judge.

Plaintiffs, Joseph H. McCord and Jean G. McCord, sued Defendant, Glen Sisco, on seven promissory notes. Defendant (“Glen”)1 filed a counterclaim against Joe, but not Jean, averring Glen and Joe were partners in a cattle operation from January 1, 1986, until “the present date.”2 The counterclaim pled that from 1986 through 1991, Joe provided the partnership $121,245,059.23 and received from the partnership $123,458,892.05, an excess of $2,213,832.82, which “far exceeded the total share of profits that he should have drawn from the business as a partner.” The counterclaim prayed for…