Palmer v. Palmer
New York Supreme Court
Before T. R. Strong, Welles and Smith, Justices. Appeal from a judgment rendered upon the report of a referee. The facts, so far as they are essential to show the points decided, are stated in the opinion.
1Opinion of the Court
By the court—E. Darwin Smith, Justice.
The chief ground upon which the defendants apply for the reversal of the judgment in this case, and for a new trial, is, that the referee determined the liability of the defendants to account, and then proceeded to take the account without requiring the defendants to bring in their accounts in the form of debtor and creditor,, under the 107th rule of the old court of chancery, and in conformity with the practice in chancery in cases of accounting. *364The complaint is in the form of a bill in equity in cases of partnership, and prays for an account. The…
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