Kennedy v. Hall
Citations
- 68 Ill. 165
Syllabus
<p>Partnership—burden of proof when, liability as sudh is put in issue. When one of several defendants, who are sued as partners, puts the partnership or joint liability in issue by the general issue properly verified, the burden of proof to show the parlnersliip or joint liability is upon the plaintiff, and not upon such defendant to show that he was not a partner or liable as a joint maker of the note sued on.</p>
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- holding that an unsigned provision of a written contract following the parties’ signatures must be construed as a part of the contract where the signed portion of the contract refers to the unsigned provisions
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Judges: Breese
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