Scheifer v. Kahlman

Decided March 15, 1860

Supreme Court of Missouri · decided 1860-03-15

Louis Cowl of Common Pleas.' This was an action by Jacob D. Seheifer against Herman Kahlman, Ferdinand Strange, Frederick Schulenburg, Adol-phus Bockler and Francis Saler. There are several causes of action joined in the same petition, all based upon indebtedness incurred by the defendants as partners. The defendants were alleged to be partners in the building of a railroad bridge over the Gasconade river.

Decided 1860-03-15

Scott, Judge,

¶1delivered the opinion of the court.

¶2This case comes here for a refusal of a continuance. In this respect it is like the case of Garnier v. LeBeau et al., decided at this term of the court. The judgment will be affirmed, with ten per cent, damages ; Judge Ewing concurring.