Gay v. Gibson

Miller, President.

The decree appealed from defeated the plaintiff in each of the two purposes of his bill. The first was to obtain a settle*227ment of an alleged partnership theretofore existing between him and the defendant Gibson, for the purchase, grazing and sale of cattle and sheep, to be conducted on lands then owned by plaintiff but about to be sold under a judicial decree for the benefit of creditors. The other object of the suit was to enforce specifically the provisions of an alleged agreement entered into between plaintiff and defendant about the same time, whereby Gibson, a creditor…