United Drug Co. v. Gramling-Belcher Drug Co.

We infer from the briefs of counsel that judgment was rendered for defendant by the trial court on the theory that his copartner, Belcher, was without authority to bind him by executing the notes in question in the name of the partnership, either because giving the notes was not necessary to carrying on the business in the ordinary manner (Code 1923, §§ 9375, 9376), or because defendant himself refused to sign the contract or the notes given pursuant thereto, when Belcher talked with him about it and proposed it, or because defendant notified plaintiff’s agent that he would not sign the notes.