Dickson v. Dryden Bros.
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from Monona District Court — Hon. Gt.W. Wake-field, Judge. Action on notes. Trial to the court. Judgment against all the defendants. Dryden Bros.-áncf T. N. Dryden appeal.
1Opinion of the CourtKinne, J.
-I. Plaintiffs are commission men, residing in Chicago, 111. They brought suit upon two •promissory notes, for three thousand dollars each, dated September 20, 1887, and due January 1, 1888, and May 1,1888, respectively, and signed by McMaster & Dryden, Dryden Bros., and W. A. Dryden. Dryden Bros, and T. N. Dryden answered, injsubstance, denying that W. H. Dryden and T. N. Dryden were partners under the firm name and style of Dryden Bros.; admit that such a partnership was formed in 1880; but aver that the partnership was dissolved in 1885; aver that no person had authority to sign said notes…
2Cases cited1 opinion
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