Rerick v. Ireland

Appellee and her son-in-law, Edward R. Esch, were partners engaged in the general transfer business, under the firm name and style of Ireland Transfer Company. They had been conducting the business for a number of years during which time they had failed to file a certificate with the clerk of the circuit court stating the full name and residence of each partner as required by §9711a Burns 1914, Acts 1909 p. 358. Eventually, on November 19,1919, appellee and said Esch sold said business, including the personal property, and the right to use the name Ireland Transfer Company, to appellant. In…