Woodcock v. Pope

The appellees, William P. Pope and Milton L. Pope, and one Arthur H. Parker, were partners under the firm name of Parker & Pope, and conducted a garage, which was known as “The Palace Garage,” upon an improved lot of land in which Arthur H. Parker held an undivided one-half interest and the other undivided one-half interest was owned by the said William P. Pope and Laura E. Pope, his wife, as ten ants by the entireties. Another portion of the premises was under lease to a third party who carried on a lunch room called the “Busy Bee Lunch Boom.” The property was subject to an outstanding…