Maxwell v. Day

The appellants sued the appellees upon an*, account for goods, etc., sold and delivered to them as partners. Judgment was rendered by default against Howe.

Day answered as follows: “ That he admits that he and' the defendant Howe were formerly partners in the-blacksmith and wagon business; that while so engaged^ they became indebted to the plaintiffs in the sum of' :-dollars. But defendant says, that on or about the 6th day of February, 1869, they dissolved said partnership, and ceased thereafter to transact business together; that pending said dissolution, by an arrangement with plaintiffs…