Lewis v. Graham
New York Court of Common Pleas
Action tried by the court. This action was brought by James M. Lewis against John A. Graham and others.
1Opinion of the Court
Ingraham, F. J.
—The plaintiff has brought this action against the defendants, who are members of a limited partnership, to obtain an account; claiming a right to redeem certain securities left by Nathaniel J. Brown, the assignor of the plaintiff, with the defendants, to secure the payment of two notes of Brown, held by the defendants.
In August, 1844, the defendants were in partnership, Varnum being the special partner, and the other defendants general partners. At that time, one Brown of Illinois, for a good consider*107ation, gave to the defendants’ firm his two promissory notes for $2,736.37,…
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