Trackwell v. Irvin
Indiana Court of Appeals
From Shelby Circuit Court; Alonso Blair, Judge. Exceptions by Thomas E. Trackwell, administrator of the estate-of Samantha J. Shoup, deceased, to the report filed by Maggie M. Irvin, as surviving partner of the firm of Shoup and Heck. From a finding approving the report and dismissing the exceptions, the administrator appeals.
1Opinion of the Court
Ibach, P. J. —
For some years prior to her death Samantha J. Shoup was engaged in the business of propagating and selling goldfish with Maggie M. Irvin (formerly Maggie M. Heck) and Chester Heck under the firm name of Shoup and Heck.
1. Appellee, as surviving partner, filed her final report, ratified and consented to by her surviving copartner, of the partnership business, in which she charged herself with $593.58 and credited herself with the same amount. The statute evidently contemplates, where there are more than one surviving partner, that they join in the report. §9718 Burns 1914, §6052…
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