Boggs' Admr. v. Johnson's Admr.
West Virginia Supreme Court
Appeal from a decree rendered in the circuit court of Pendleton county, at the October term in 1873, in which E. W. Boggs, administrator of James Boggs, deceased, was plaintiff, and John D. Johnson, administrator of Samuel Johnson, deceased, was defendant. The appeal was granted on the petition of said John I). Johnson, the appellant. The facts of the case are set forth in the opinion of this Court.
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Appeal from a decree rendered in the circuit court of Pendleton county, at the October term in 1873, in which E. W. Boggs, administrator of James Boggs, deceased, was plaintiff, and John D. Johnson, administrator of Samuel Johnson, deceased, was defendant. The appeal was granted on the petition of said John I). Johnson, the appellant. The facts of the case are set forth in the opinion of this Court. Hon. John Blair Hoge, Judge of the third judicial circuit, presided at the trial below.
1Opinion of the Court
EdmistoN, Judge:
This is an appeal from a decree of the circuit court of Pendleton county. James Boggs, the complainant’s in*435testate, Samuel Johnson, the defendant’s intestate, and J. F. Johnson, on the fifth day of March, 1849, entered into a partnership, for the purpose of carrying on a ■eral mercantile business in the town ot Franklin, in the •county of Pendleton, for the term of five years. James Boggs was to own one-half, and the other members, each, •one-fourth interest in said business. The business was •earned on for said term, and was dissolved on the tenth •of April, 1854. In 1860,…
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