Honore v. Colmesnil

Judge Underwood

delivered the opinion of the Court.

These are cases relating to a partner1’ ship formed for the purpose of conducting a grocery and commission business, in the town (now city) of Louisville. At its formation the partners had great confidence in the honesty of each other, Colmesnil being the husband of Honore’s daughter. At the period of filing the original bill, confidence had been supplanted by suspicion and mutual jealousy, and in the progress of the cause, a spirit of crimination and recrimination, whether well founded or not, is manifested, rarely equalled and perhaps never…