HOOD, Associate Judge.
Appellee, a former partner of Jack Frost Company, was sued on an indebtedness incurred by the firm prior to his retirement. The trial court held that the creditor was estopped to assert his claim against appellee. The creditor has appealed.
It was adduced at trial that in February 1954, the partnership was encountering financial difficulties, which were viewed by appellee as being sufficiently critical to warrant dissolution of the firm...
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