Myers v. Sprenkle

Citations

• 20 Pa. Super. 549
• 1902 Pa. Super. LEXIS 275

Syllabus

<p>Partnership — Judgment note — Practice, C. P. — Evidence.</p> <p>Where a judgment, note has been signed with the firm name which does not disclose the individual names of the partners, the plaintiff may file a formal declaration against the partnership by its title, naming the individual members, and judgment may be thus confessed and entered by the prothonotary in this form.</p> <p>If one partner sign and seal a judgment note in the firm name, with the assent of the other, the latter is as much bound as if he had sealed it himself, and his assent can be proved by “ any of the usual modes of evidence.” His admission or acknowledgment, subsequently, is strong evidence.</p>