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· 4/15/1891

Foot v. Goldman

Citations

  • 68 Miss. 529

Syllabus

<p>1. Infant Partner. Sight to revolee assignment by co-partner.</p> <p>An infant partner is not concluded by an assignment in the firm-name by his co-partner of all the partnership assets to a trustee to pay debts, and a bill by him against his co-partner and the trustee to renounce and set aside such assignment is maintainable.</p> <p>2. Chancery Court. Vacating conveyance. Selief. Infancy.</p> <p>It cannot be objected to such a bill that the effect might be the recovery of the firm assets and their conversion by the minor to his own use, to the exclusion of creditors, since the court, having avoided the assignment, will so deal with the property as to protect the rights of all parties.</p>

Judges: Coopek

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