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· 3/19/1891

Wright v. Cohn

Citations

  • 88 Cal. 328
  • 26 P. 600
  • 1891 Cal. LEXIS 694

Syllabus

<p>Form of Proceeding! against Partnership — Title of Assignee.—A proceeding under the Insolvent Act for or against partners is properly for or against them individually as partners; and the separate estate of each member of the firm passes to the assignee. »</p> <p>Insolvency—Pleading — Petition of Creditors of Partnership.—A petition of creditors for an adjudication of insolvency against a partnership which alleges that the defendants individually named and described as “copartners, doing business under the firm name,”etc., “areindebted to your petitioner,” etc., can only be understood as charging that the indebtedness arose in the business of the copartnership.</p> <p>Id. —Verification of Petition — Information and Belief. —Á verification to the petition of the creditors of the partnership in the usual form for the verification of a pleading, including matters necessarily stated on information and belief, is sufficient.</p>

Judges: Temple

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