District of Columbia Court of Appeals May 20, 1959, No. 2336 (Barrow v. Darden)

PER CURIAM.

Appellant sued his two former partners for money alleged to he due him. After a lengthy trial without a jury the trial court found that appellant had received from the partnership all the money to which he was entitled except the sum of $18.10, and awarded him judgment for that amount. He has appealed, claiming that he should have been awarded a larger amount.