McLaughlin v. Bieber

The plaintiffs sold goods to the firm of L. Bieber, Co., composed of the three defendants, up to December 23, •1897, on which a balance of $611.25 was due. Thereafter, and on January 3,1898, the firm dissolved; Leopold Bieber going out, and the other two remaining in. The plaintiffs were notified of the dissolution, and of the fact that Joseph Bieber and Jacob Greenwald would continue to carry on the business of the late firm under the new name of L. Bieber’s- Son & Co., and that they would liquidate all the obligations of the old firm. This dissolution, by operation of law, made Joseph…