Smith v. Hazelton

This is an action to compel an accounting as between partners after dissolution of the partnership.

• The facts alleged are, that on the 15th of February, 1867, the appellant, together with William F. Elston and William F. Hazelton, the appellee, entered into a written agreement of partnership, which stipulated, first, that they had associated to manufacture staves and heading for slack work; second, that the capital stock should be nine thousand dollars ; third, that each of the partners should put in, as his share of the joint capital, three ■ thousand dollars; fourth, that Hazelton should…