Crampton v. Jerkowski

Wheeler, D. J.

This cause was heard at last term on bill, answer, replication and proofs. Martin P. Elack and the defendant entered into partnership on the first day of August, 1876, the terms of which were in writing, and were, among other things, that Elack should put in $1,500 capital, and the defendant ready-made clothing to the amount of $4,500. The answer alleges that the goods were to remain the property of the defendant until sold in the course of business, and the defendant has so testified. Elack denies this, and testifies that the written articles of partnership will show how it…