Barnard v. Daggett

This was a suit by the appellee against the appellant, for the recovery of a certain amount claimed to be due the former from the latter, growing out of certain unsettled partnership transactions. The appellee alleged in his complaint, that he and the appellant had been copartners in the saw-mill and lumber business ; and he then stated, with much particularity and at great length, the transactions out of and by reason of which he claimed that the appellant became and was indebted to him in a large sum of money, for which he demanded judgment. The questions in this case, for the decision of…