Cases On the Law of Association
Cases On the Law of Association
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) Boyd V. McCann, 10 Md. 118, 1856. (A and B were partners, trading as "A & B. " They dissolved partnership, but B, who continued the business, kept the old firm name over the door. C sued . \ and B as partners, and asked the court to charge that the existence of the name over the door, "after the publication of the notice of dissolution, " would of itself entitle the plaintiff to recover. Held, that the court property refused to charge as requested. ) Walte V. Brczvster. 31 Vt. 516, 1859. W. B...rewster and C. Brew^t^^r virere partners trading under the name of W. & C. Brewster. They dissolved partnership, and notice of the dissolution was published, and the fact became generally known in the place where they did business, but C. B. Continued to work in the business as an employee of W. B. And permitted W. B. To carry on the business under the old name. A. A resident of another city who bad had no dealings with the firm entered into a contract with \V. B. In the old firm name. A had no notice of the dissolution, and during the nef^otiat^ion"; saw C.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
) Boyd V. McCann, 10 Md. 118, 1856. (A and B were partners, trading as "A & B. " They dissolved partnership, but B, who continued the business, kept the old firm name over the door. C sued . \ and B as partners, and asked the court to charge that the existence of the name over the door, "after the publication of the notice of dissolution, " would of itself entitle the plaintiff to recover. Held, that the court property refused to charge as requested. ) Walte V. Brczvster. 31 Vt. 516, 1859. W. B...rewster and C. Brew^t^^r virere partners trading under the name of W. & C. Brewster. They dissolved partnership, and notice of the dissolution was published, and the fact became generally known in the place where they did business, but C. B. Continued to work in the business as an employee of W. B. And permitted W. B. To carry on the business under the old name. A. A resident of another city who bad had no dealings with the firm entered into a contract with \V. B. In the old firm name. A had no notice of the dissolution, and during the nef^otiat^ion"; saw C.
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