Freeman v. Campbell
Freeman v. Campbell
Opinion of the Court
We believe that there is no sufficient averment in this complaint that the promissory note was executed by the makers as partners, or for a consideration which passed to the partnership. Nor do we think that the findings determine that fact in terms. There is a finding that they are partners, and there is a finding also that they executed this promissory note, but no distinct finding that it was a partnership note, or that those persons executed it as partners.
Judgment reversed, and cause remanded for further proceedings.
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- FREEMAN v. CAMPBELL
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- Pap-tnebshd? Note—Pleading—Finding.—In an action against partners, upon a promissory note signed by their individual names, and not by the firm-name, the complaint alleged, and the Court found, that the defendants were partners, and that they executed the note. Held, there was no sufficient allegation or finding that the note was executed by the makers as partners, or for a consideration which passed to the partnership. Pbactice —Finding—Appeal.—Upon an appeal from a judgment of tlio District Court, where there was no finding upon a material issue, held, that it would be impracticable to return the case to the Superior Court, with directions to find upon that issue alone.