Rhodes v. Survant

This suit was filed by R. S.. Clark and L. K. Survant to enforce the specific performance of a contract to lease a certain building owned by Arthur Rhodes in the City of Camden, to be used as a cafeteria. The only' parties to the contract were Survant and Rhodes, but the complaint alleged that at the time of the execution of the contract, and at all times since, Clark was and has been a partner of Survant, and as such was entitled to the benefit and subject to the obligations of the lease agreement. Inasmuch as Clark was not named as a party to the lease agreement, the court, on motion of…