Thompson v. A. J. Lyon & Co.

119 So. 912, 152 Miss. 318, 1929 Miss. LEXIS 200
CourtMississippi Supreme Court
DecidedJanuary 21, 1929
DocketNo. 27486.
StatusPublished

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Thompson v. A. J. Lyon & Co., 119 So. 912, 152 Miss. 318, 1929 Miss. LEXIS 200 (Mich. 1929).

Opinion

*319 Anderson, J.

The court erred iu admitting* in evi-

dence, over the appellant’s objection, declarations made by G. T. Davis out of court, for the purpose of showing a partnership between the witness and the appellant. After a partnership is proven, the partnership may be bound by the declarations of one of the partners made within the scope of the partnership business, on the ground of his agency for the firm. That is not the case hére, however. The declarations of Davis, as stated, were admitted for the purpose of showing the existence of the partnership; and this evidence must have been influential in bringing about the judgment.

Reversed and remanded.

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