Hubbell v. Buhler
New York Supreme Court
Appeal from a judgment entered in the clerk’s office of Onondaga county, dismissing the complaint in this action, with costs. The action was one in equity, and was tried at the Onondaga Special Term. It was brought by two members of a firm, against the other four members thereof, to restrain them from disposing of the partnership property, in violation of the terms of the partnership.
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Appeal from a judgment entered in the clerk’s office of Onondaga county, dismissing the complaint in this action, with costs. The action was one in equity, and was tried at the Onondaga Special Term. It was brought by two members of a firm, against the other four members thereof, to restrain them from disposing of the partnership property, in violation of the terms of the partnership. The complaint prayed for the appointraen, of a receiver, a disposition of the partnership property by him and a judgment for an accounting, and that the joint enterprise be closed. The defendants, Richards and…
1Opinion of the Court
Follett, J. ;
Appeal from a judgment, entered upon the decision of a Special Term dismissing the complaint. Two of the defendants, Richards and Smith, admitted all of the material allegations of the comolaint, but did not appeal, and are not represented in this court.
The parties to this action are identical with the parties to the written contract of October 13,1883, which they agree was executed with the mutual intent that it should become operative and binding upon the signatories in case the defendants purchased the interest of Patrick Clancy in the vessels under the written contract of…
2Cases cited4 opinions
- Law v. FordNew York Court of Chancery · 1830
- Skinner v. TinkerNew York Supreme Court · 1861
- Henn v. WalshNew York Court of Chancery · 1833
- McElvey v. . LewisNew York Court of Appeals · 1879