G. W. Sentell & Co. v. Hewitt

The opinion of the court was delivered by

Breaux, J.

Plaintiffs sued the defendants for balance of an account for goods sold to the late firm of J. E. Hewitt & Co.

*4Plaintiffs alleged that the firm had not been legally incorporated and that in conseqnenee the members of the firm were in solido indebted for the firm’s debts, and that they were not as they claimed indebted as a corporation.

The defendants interposed the pleas of misjoinder, of estoppel and of prescription.

The pleas of prescription and misjoinder were overruled, and the plea of estoppel was referred to the merits. In their answer…