Upton v. Upton

Defendant Fred W. Green reviews denial of motion to dismiss a supplemental bill of complaint filed against him by the receiver of the Bank of Muir, a copartnership consisting of Victor F. Upton and Arthur A. Stoddard. Upon the motion, the allegations of the bill must be taken as true.

From 1919 to May 10, 1923, the firm of the Bank of Muir was composed of Upton, Stoddard and two others. The partnership then was dissolved and a new one organized, consisting of Upton, Stoddard and' defendant Green. May 12th, a certificate of partnership under the firm name of the Bank of Muir was signed and…