Sweatt v. Johnson
Supreme Court of Vermont
1Opinion of the CourtTaylor, J.
This is an action at law for an accounting in the matter of a partnership between the parties which had been terminated by mutual consent. After judgment to account the cause was heard by agreement by the presiding judge. Findings of fact were made wherein a balance of $3,369.03 was found due the plaintiff, for which he had judgment with costs. The defendant brings up exceptions to the admission and exclusion of certain evidence, numerous exceptions to the findings, and an exception to the account as stated and to the judgment thereon.
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