Dunn v. Dunn
Citations
- 26 Va. 291
- 26 Gratt. 291
Syllabus
<p>J was a partner in a mercantile business with W and A. That partnership was dissolved; and J and A formed a partnership to carry on the same business at the same place; and this partnership was dissolved. Afterwards J filed his bill against W and A charging that both partnerships are indebted to him and asking for a settlement of their accounts. W demurs and answers, the demurrer being contained in the answer and not stating the grounds of demurrer. Held:</p> <p>1. The bill is multifarious.</p> <p>2. The demurrer is sufficient in form.</p>
Judges: Moncure
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