Adams v. Gaubert

Citations

• 69 Ill. 585

Syllabus

<p>1. Account—partnership. On bill to have a certain purchase declared a joint one, and fpr a share of the profits realized by the defendant, the bill also showing some other partnership dealings, it is not error to dismiss the bill on finding the question of the purchase for joint benefit against the complainant, instead of retaining it for an account, where the proofs taken fail to show anything due the complainant.</p> <p>2. Partnership. In this case the complainant sought to share in the profits realized by the defendant in the purchase and sale of a tract of land, on the ground that the parties were partners in the transaction, but the evidence failed to establish the fact.</p>