Fagan v. Gress

1. Where the executors of a deceased partner, having sufficient power under the will (as to which no question is raised in the present case), agreed with the surviving partner that a certain “farm with the equipment thereon constituting the ¿assets of said partnership” should be held by the surviving partner and such executors as tenants in common, and that the surviving partner would rent from the executors their undivided interest in the property for the ensuing year, and would on a day named pay all the debts of the partnership, and would on a specified later date pay to the executors an…