Turner v. Otis
Supreme Court of Kansas
Error from Montgomery District Court. Action brought by Turner and wife against Otis, to. set aside a certain settlement and dissolution of the copartnership between the parties. The opinion contains a sufficient statement of the facts. The plaintiffs allege that the court, at the March Term, 1881, erred in not opening up the whole settlement and ordering a general accounting, and bring the case to this court.
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the court was delivered by
Brewer, J.:
This was an action brought by plaintiffs in error, plaintiffs below, to set aside a settlement. The facts-are these: On October 14, 1873, the plaintiffs and defendant entered into a partnership for the transaction of a banking business. The agreement therefor was in writing. By its terms the partnership was to continue three years. . At the expiration of three years, by further agreement, the partnership was continued for another term of three years, which would carry it to October 14, 1879. On October 9, 1878, the parties entered into a…
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