Dickson v. Conde

Appellant brought this action against appellees upon a written contract. Appellees’ separate demurrers to the complaint were sustained, and appellant refusing to plead further, judgment was rendered upon demurrer in favor of appellees.

These rulings of the court have been assigned as error.

It is shown by the complaint that prior to April 29, 1876, appellant and the appellee, Wallace Dickson, *280were doing business as partners under the firm name of C. Dickson & Co. That on said day, by contract in writing, appellees purchased of appellant his entire interest in the stock, good will, and accounts…