 | Floyd Russell Mechem - 1905 - 1168 str.
...the business. In other words, it might be carried on without contracting debts. Our conclusion is, that the act, being concurred in by two of the partners,...exonerate him, was properly refused. Judgment affirmed. NOTE: See Mechem's Elena, of Partn., §§ 163, 189. Compare with cases folio wing. LEAVITT vs. PECK.... | |
 | Eugene Allen Gilmore - 1908 - 834 str.
...the business. In other words, it .might be carried on without contracting debts. * Our conclusion is that the act, being concurred in by two of the partners,...exonerate him, was properly refused. Judgment affirmed. MONROE v. CONNER et al. (Supreme Judicial Court o* Maine, 1838. 15 Me. 178, 32 Am. Dec. 148.) Assumpsit... | |
 | Eugene Allen Gilmore - 1908 - 666 str.
...conducting the business, pther words, it might be carried on without contracting debts. Our conclusion is that the act, being concurred in by two of the partners,...the other two would necessarily exonerate him, was properlw refused. Judgment affirmed. ted. ion; V iugh \ In \ ' lil** the * IV/v that I ""l-^ AU tnerl... | |
 | Eugene Allen Gilmore - 1908 - 832 str.
...without contracting debts. Our conclusion is that the act, being concurred in by two of the partner's, was, under the circumstances, the act of the firm,...exonerate him, was properly refused. Judgment affirmed. MONROE v. CONNER et al. (Supreme Judicial Court of Maine, 1838. 15 Me. 178, 32 Am. Dec. 148.) Assumpsit... | |
 | 1916 - 1380 str.
...no reason or propriety in requiring him to be consulted by the other two. . . . Our conclusion is, that the act, being concurred in by two of the partners,...necessarily exonerate him, was properly refused." Johnston v. Dutton, 27 Ala. 245. In Kneisley Lumber Co. v. Edward B. Stoddard Co. 131 Mo. App. 15,... | |
 | Judson Adams Crane - 1923 - 1002 str.
...the business, . la other words, it might be carried on without contracting debts. Our conclusion is, that the act, being concurred in by two of the partners,...necessarily exonerate him, was properly refused. Judgment affirmed.41 « Accord: Nolan v. Lovelock, 1 Mont. 224, 227 (1870) (scmble}. But sec Galway v. Matthew,... | |
 | Floyd Russell Mechem - 1924 - 1092 str.
...business. In other words, it might be carried on without contracting debts. Our conclusion is, t'nat the act, being concurred in by two of the partners,...exonerate him, was properly refused. Judgment affirmed. NOTE.— See Cotton Plant Oil Co. vs. Buckeye Oil Co. (1909), 92 Ark. 271. 122 SW 658; Staples vs.... | |
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The dissent, in the present case, cannot be regarded as a dissolution; for, if effectual, it would not necessarily produce that result, although it might operate to change the mode of conducting the business. In other words, it .might be carried on without... 