Wasson v. Gould
Indiana Supreme Court
THIS was a suit in chancery transferred from the Sullivan Circuit Court, in consequence of the interest of the Circuit Judge.
1Opinion of the CourtBlackford, J.
An action at law was commenced in the Sullivan Circuit Court by Mary Gould, executrix of Orchard Gould, against James Wasson and George A. Wasson, surviving partners of the firm of Wassons tV Sayre. The suit was founded on two promissory notes of 1,000 dollars each, payable to Orchard Gould, and on a demand for money lent by him to the firm of Wassons 4* Sayre. James Wasson on whom alone the process was served, the other defendant being a non-resident, filed a bill in chancery against Mary Gould, executrix, and George A. Wasson. The bill prays a discovery; that an account be taken of tbe…
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