Geisen v. Reder
Indiana Supreme Court
From the Porter Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the CourtHackney, C. J.
The record in this case brings up no pleadings, although it is certified as containing “true and complete copies of all the papers and entries in said cause.” The bill of exceptions contains the following, by an attorney for the plaintiff: “This case, your honor, started out at first as an action for the dissolution of a partnership and an accounting, and for a receiver to make sale of the firm's property. During the pendency of the action the matters in *530controversy between tbe parties have been settled by written agreements, and the interest of Mr. Geisen is sold to Mr. Heder; and, after…
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