Alabama Cabinet Works v. Benson Hardware Co.

The suit was upon a note by partnership, and one of the partners disputed the authority of the other, who executed the same.

The liability of a partner and as partnership liability imposed is well understood in this jurisdiction. Eggleston v. Wilson, 211 Ala. 140,143, 100 So. 89. And so of the method of proof as to the existence or nonexistence of the partnership and that of implied authority or agency. Roberts & Son v. Williams, 198 Ala. 290, 73 So. 502. There was no error in allowing the witness Benson to testify that defendants did work on other houses, as that for Gavins, on the theory…