Southern v. Grim

This action was brought by appellee against appellant and Edward Paxton, as partners, to recover the value of a quantity of wheat alleged to have been sold to the firm. Appellant filed a plea, under oath, denying the partnership. A trial was had by the court, without the intervention of a jury,' which resulted in a judgment for appellee, to reverse which appellant prosecutes this appeal.

There can be no doubt, under the evidence, a partnership had existed between appellant and Paxton for the purchase and sale of grain at the town of Greenup. The only question about which we can have any doubt…