7 Iowa 259 | Iowa | 1858
The demurrer in this case should have been overruled. Partners may be sued, either in their partnership name, or by setting forth their individual names, at the option of the plaintiff; Code, section 1690. Plaintiff, in this case, elected to set forth the individual names of the partners. Having done so, does he aver sufficient to fix and show the liability of English, as one of the partners? We think he does, with reasonable and sufficient certainty. His petition commences by setting forth the name of the plaintiff, and the names of the. defendants, constituting the late firm of Strickland & Co. He then proceeds to aver that he claims of these defendants a certain sum of money, which he alleges to be due him from them ; and the cause of the claim, he then says, is a promissory note, which these defendants executed and made. A copy of the note is given, which is signed, Franklin Strickland & Co. The reasonable meaning of these aver-
Judgment reversed.