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30 F. Cas. 560

Woodward v. Sutton

U.S. District Court

Decided November 15, 1806

U.S. District Court · decided 1806-11-15

Assumpsit [by James Woodward and others against Sutton & Mandeville] for goods sold and delivered.

Decided 1806-11-15

PER CURIAM.

¶1As the only evidence of the partnership must be either the declarations or the acts of the plaintiffs themselves. and as each of the plaintiffs has come into court, and averred upon the record (by the allegation in the declaration) that he is *561one of tile partners, trading under the firm of Woodward & Co., no further evidence of that fact can be required.

THE COURT

¶2in the case of Tibbs v. Par-rott [supra], gave a naked opinion, that the allegation in the declaration must be proved, but did not say what would be sufficient prima, facie evidence of the fact.

¶3The defendants took a bill of exceptions.

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