Richard v. Horecky

In April, 1920, E. H. Richard and his mother, Mrs. H. P. Richard, formed a commercial co-partnership with Conrad C. Plorecky and Alphonse H. Arceneaux, denominated the Richard-Horecky & Co., domiciled in Church Point, Acadia parish.

In December, 1922, E. H. Richard and his mother, Mrs. H. P. Richard, bought the interest of Conrad C. Horecky and Arceneaux in the partnership, including stock, furniture, notes, open accounts, rights, credits, etc. Plaintiffs allege that among the assets so purchased was an open unpaid account amounting to $443.69 due by John Horecky, defendant, a merchant living…