Carter v. Bradley

Citations

• 58 Ill. 101

Syllabus

<p>PaktRershib—adjustment of accounts thereof, necessary to a determination of the rights of the parties in the property of the firm. In a suit brought by B against 0, to compel the conveyance of a certain tract of land, it appeared, that the parties had entered into a copartnership to carry on farming operations on the laud in question, and an adjoining tract, out of which, disputes had arisen, and claims of lal'ge amount originated, which had not been adjusted; and the court below, without adjusting- these partnership matters and accounts, decreed a conveyance of the land to B: I-Ield, that this was error; that all the equities of the parties must be investigated, and an adjustment of the partnership transaction had, before the right of B to the land can be definitely determined.</p>