Hayzlett v. McMillan
West Virginia Supreme Court
An appeal from, and supersedeas to, a decree of the circuit court of Wirt county, rendered on the 24th day of February 1875, dissolving an injunction awarded the plaintiff in a certain suit in equity pending then in said court, wherein Lewis Hayzlett was plaintiff, and Jordan McMillan and others were defendants. The facts sufficiently appear in the opinion of the Court. Hon. J. M. Jackson, Judge of the fifth judicial circuit rendered the decree complained of.
1Opinion of the CourtHaymobtd, Judge
The plaintiff in his bill alleges, that he verily believes that Jordan McMillan is justly indebted to him in the sum of $800.00, amount of certain notes for borrowed money, with interest; that said indebtedness arises on said notes, and also out of certain transactions had with said McMillan, when the plaintiff and said McMillan were co-partners in trade and business in the county of Wirt in a lease for oil purposes at Oil Nock; that on the 27th day of September 1869 the said McMillan instituted suit in equity in the circuit court of said county, for the purpose of settling up and closing…
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