Boffandick v. Raleigh

Boffandick was the plaintiff, and Raleigh the defendant.

The complaint contains two paragraphs. The first charges the defendant, as surviving partner of the firm of M. & W Raleigh, for money loaned and for goods sold and delivered. The second alleges that the defendant, individually, was indebted to the plaintiff for goods and Indiana state stock money sold and delivered.

The answer contains six paragraphs — 1. A general denial; 2. That on the 4th of December, 1854, the plaintiff and the firm of M. Sf W. Raleigh had a settlement of their accounts, &c., up to that date, upon which it was found…