The defendants were members of a limited partnership association. The plaintiffs were creditors of said association, and brought this suit in the court below for the purpose of holding them liable as general partners.
A further effort was made to show a withdrawal of the capital by the purchase of certain real and personal estate; the allegation being that, as to the personalty, it had been bought at a lumping sum, and at a price in excess of its value. But I do not see how the validity of an organization of this character, if legal at its formation, can be affected by the making of a bad bargain in the purchase of property connected with its business. All this, however, was properly submitted to the jury. There were some other matters discussed, but they are not important, and do not require comment.
Judgment affirmed.