Wolff v. Taylor

The complainant filed a bill for an accounting as a copartner, asking a receiver for the property. The court left defendant in charge upon his filing a bond to pay any sum that should be decreed against him, and on a final hearing gave complainant a decree for the amount of his investment and interest, less money drawn out. This was upon the theory that the parties were copartners, and that defendant unjustly expelled the complainant from the business, and that the proofs showed that no profits were made. The amount of the decree was $188.93. On the part of the defendant it was claimed that…