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· 11/11/1905

Taylor v. Herron

Citations

  • 72 Kan. 652
  • 82 P. 1104
  • 1905 Kan. LEXIS 388

Syllabus

<p>Practice, Supreme Court — Partnership Note — Authority — —Ratification—Verdict and Evidence. A firm consisting of W. and T. took in a third 'partner. Subsequently the new member withdrew, and W. gave him a note for his interest and signed the name of the old firm thereto. When suit was brought upon the note T. denied that W. had authority to-bind him by signing the original firm name to the note or that he had ever ratified the execution of the instrument. As there was some evidence of authority and ratification, a. judgment for plaintiff was affirmed.</p>

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