Hill v. Marsh

In the court below, the appellee Samuel S. Marsh was the plaintiff, and the appellants and the appellee Jeremiah W. Malinee were the defendants.

The complaint alleged, in substance, that on the 14th of February, 1865, said Marsh and Malinee owned two-thirds-of all the machinery, real estate, personal property, rights,, credits, and interests belonging to the concern then owned by them and Hicks King, doing business under the firm, name of S. S. Marsh & Co., known as the “ Hoosier Rolling-Mill that on said day Marsh and Malinee agreed with appellants to sell them one-third of their two-thirds…