Scott v. . Green
Supreme Court of North Carolina
Appeal from a justice’s judgment heard at Fall Term, 1883, of ObANGE Superior Court, before MaoRae, J. The defendant appealed.
1Opinion of the Court
Smith, C. J..
The plaintiff alleges that the partnership firm of Scott, Green & Co. (consisting of the plaintiff, the defendant, and Asa Green) engaged in the business of milling, in -the year 1871, sold to the partnership firm of Green & Castleberry, of which the defendant was also a member a lot of lumber at the price of fifty-two dollars and a half, for the recovery whereof the present action was begun before a justice of the peace, and from his judgment removed by appeal to the superior court. That there was a settlement of the parntership matters of Scott, Green & Co,, under a reference…
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