Cearley v. Cearley

DIXON, Chief Justice.

This is a suit for dissolution of an alleged partnership, for an accounting, and for distribution of the partnership assets brought by appellee Edgar C. Cearley against his cousin, appellant George Walker Cearley.

The trial court found that appellee had failed to prove the existence of a partnership. Nevertheless the court rendered a money judgment against appellant for $4,-000 based on a finding that payment made by appellant to appellee for services rendered “ * * * is an inadequate amount and that plaintiff has showed himself entitled to equitable relief under the…