Nathan Clifford, Ivinson v. Hutton (98 U.S. 79)…
“ Owing to the ability of courts of equity not only to investigate complicated accounts, but also to compel the specific performance of agreements, and to reform or rescind the same, in case of fraud or mistake, and to restrain breaches of duty for the future, it is to them rather than courts of law that partners usually have recourse for the settlement of controversies among themselves. ”
