Jonah v. Clark
Supreme Judicial Court of Maine
On exceptions by Andrew Clark. This is ia Ml in equity brought by Edwin B. Jonah, as administrator of the goods and estate of Eewis D. Clark, against defendants, in which the court is asked to set aside certain Bills of Sale of certain boats and an assignment made by Eewis D. Clark to Andrew Clark and to order Andrew Clark to render an account of certain goods and property in his hands.
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On exceptions by Andrew Clark. This is ia Ml in equity brought by Edwin B. Jonah, as administrator of the goods and estate of Eewis D. Clark, against defendants, in which the court is asked to set aside certain Bills of Sale of certain boats and an assignment made by Eewis D. Clark to Andrew Clark and to order Andrew Clark to render an account of certain goods and property in his hands. This cause was referred to Hon. William P. Wblitehouse, Hon. Arno W. King and Hon. George M. Hanson. The report of the above named referees was offered for acceptance in court on May 1, 1913, and objections…
1Opinion of the CourtHarEy, J.
At the January term, 1912, of this court, held at Machias, there was pending a bill in equity wherein. Edwin B. Jonah, administrator Of the goods and estate of Lewis D. Clark, was plaintiff, and Andrew Clark and Juldson Clark, of Easfport, were defendants. The bill alleged that Lewis D. 'Clark dlied May 19, 1909, and in his lifetime was engaged in business as a member of the co-partnership composed of said Lewis D. Clark, Andrew Clark and Judson Clark, under the firm name Of L. D. Clark & Sons; that Andrew Clark and Judson Clark, as surviving partners, had been cited by the Probate 'Court to…
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