Michigan Supreme Court October 4, 1907, Docket No. 88 (Michigan Shoe Co. v. Paul)

Hooker, J.

The plaintiff, a wholesale shoe dealer, had a patron named Paul, one of the defendants in this cause, at Blissfield, who became indebted to it in the sum of $500.66, when he entered into copartnership with Zimmerman, the other defendant, and they continued the business as equal partners, Zimmerman having purchased a half interest from Paul. The firm continued to patronize the plaintiff.