Owens v. Dyer

Opinion op the Court by

Drury, Commissioner

^Reversing.

This is the second appeal of this case. The former •opinion is in 204 Ky. 59, 263 S. W. 663. This suit was brought by Dyer to settle a partnership which he alleged •existed between him and the appellant, Thomas H. Owens. Owens, in his answer, admitted that a partnership' had existed between them but alleged.that in 1921, “He bought the entire interest of Dyer for the contract price of $1,000.00.” Dyer does not deny this, but says in his reply:

“He then made the proposition of selling out to the defendant, and agreed to take $1,000.00 . . .…