Johnson v. Weller
Citations
- 54 Pa. Super. 481
- 1913 Pa. Super. LEXIS 91
Syllabus
<p>Partnership — Dormant partner — Promissory note — Loan to partners— Parties — Misjoinder.</p> <p>1. Where the business of a partnership composed of two persons is conducted entirely by one of them in his individual name, and the other partner is dormant, the latter is liable on a note given by the ostensible partner in his individual name for money loaned and used in the partnership business.-</p> <p>2. Where a partner is sued jointly with a personal representative of his deceased partner, he cannot after judgment object to the misjoinder; his remedy was by plea in abatement, or amendment of the record prior to judgment.</p>
Judges: Head, Heai, Henderson, Morrison, Orlady, Porter
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