Metcalf v. Redmon

Citations

• 43 Ill. 264

Syllabus

<p>1. Partnership—as between the parties—what is .not. R, residing ia Mississippi, made an offer in writing to M., a resident of Illinois, to form p. co-partnership in the buying and selling of twenty horses, the same to be purchased by M. and sent to R, to he sold by him in Mississippi, which said offer M. accepted, and afterward in transacting the business, purchased twenty-seven horses, all of which he disposes of at other places, and without the knowledge of R., and a loss occurred r—Meld, that M. could not maintain a bill as partner of R. for an accounting, or contribution for the loss sustained.</p>