McGrew v. Walker

Citations

• 17 Ala. 824

Syllabus

<p>1. Whether a partnership existed between two or more persons is, after the facts are ascertained, a question of law, but a witness who knows the fact, may, nevertheless, state, in so many words, that they were partners. The party, against whom the testimony is offered, if he thinks the statement is founded on opinion merely, should interrogate the witness as to the sources of his knowledge.</p> <p>2. Proof that two persons were very intimate is admissible, in connection with other evidence tending to show that a partnership existed between them.</p>