Edens v. Williams
Citations
- 36 Ill. 252
Syllabus
<p>1. Appearance—ewes defective process. A defective writ is cured by appearance and pleading.</p> <p>2. Partners—in general cannot sue one another. Though, generally, one partner cannot sue another partner at law, yet such suit may be maintained to recover for matters not involved in the partnership concerns, and not requiring a scrutiny into partnership accounts and transactions.</p> <p>8. Same—sale by a partner dissolves the partnership. A sale by one partner to another partner, dissolves the partnership, and either may be sued at law, on his several promise to pay a debt due his copartners.</p>
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- \We agree with Mr. Bishop that the nature and cause of the accusation are not stated where there is no mention of the full act or series of acts for which the punishment is to be inflicted\ (internal quotation marks omitted)
- “We agree with Mr. Bishop that the nature and cause of the accusation are not stated where there is no mention of the full act or series of acts for which the punishment is to be inflicted” (internal quotation marks omitted)
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Judges: Beeese
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