Cali v. Caliri

These are suits in equity for an accounting among its members of the affairs of a partnership, which has been terminated. The partnership bought grapes by the carload and sold them in smaller quantities. The members of the firm most actively engaged in its business were not able to read and write to any extent and could not and did not keep books of account. The cases were referred to a master who made a single report covering both suits. The cases also were consolidated and a single final decree entered. This was correct practice because both related to a single matter, namely, the true…