63 Neb. 264 | Neb. | 1901
The judgment brought here for review was rendered in an action brought, according to the caption of the petition, by the Unique Printing Company, a corporation, against “George Burke &-Frazier, his first name unknown,” to recover money claimed to be due upon.a written contract. The plaintiff in error, a copartnership composed of Burke and Frazier, complains of the judgment on the assumption that it was rendered against the partnership and not against its constituent members. The case presented calls merely for a construction of the record. Was it the intention of the court to pronounce against the firm or against Burke and Frazier as individuals? This is the controlling question. The petition states that the defendants were co-partners at the time of giving the' instrument sued on and concludes with a prayer for “judgment against the defendants.” Upon whom, or in what manner, the summons was served is not shown, but the judgment, which was rendered
The plaintiff in error not having been a party to the action in the district court, is not entitled to have the judgment reviewed in this court. The proceeding in error is therefore
Dismissed.