Minnesota Supreme Court, 1910

Meskal v. Soulek

Meskal v. Soulek
Minnesota Supreme Court · Decided July 1, 1910
111 Minn. 541; 126 N.W. 1134; 1910 Minn. LEXIS 767 (Minnesota Reports)

Counsel

Charles C. Kolars and C. D. McCarthy, for appellant., W. C. Odell, for respondent.

Meskal v. Soulek

Opinion of the Court

Per Curiam.

This action was brought for the purpose of dissolving the copartnership existing between appellant and respondent. In his answer respondent also prayed, that .an accounting be had to take over the partnership affairs, and at the trial the parties entered upon an accounting, and without objection by either party an investigation was had with respect to the proper distribution of the amount of money in the hands of the receiver. The court found that at various times-during the existence of the copartnership respondent had advanced various sums-of money, and that appellant did not contribute the money he claimed to have-advanced; and the court distributed the money in the hands of the receiver by giving $1,048.54 to respondent, and $130,41 to appellant.

We have examined the record with reference to the suggestions made by appelant, and are of opinion that the evidence was sufficient to sustain the findings of fact, and the case does not require an .extended analysis of the evidence. Affirmed.

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