Peters v. Taylor

— This action was instituted by Alfred J. Peters against George Taylor and others to establish a copartnership between plaintiff and Taylor, and to require an accounting of Taylor and of Josephine Taylor, his wife, Wane and Gail Taylor, their sons, Victor Lamb, Jr., and Eoy Tharp, in whom, it is alleged, title of certain partnership property was held. The suit was begun and prosecuted through the trial by plaintiff, Alfred J. Peters. At the hearing of the case on appeal the death of the plaintiff was suggested and Cornelia Peters, as administratrix of the estate of Alfred J. Peters, deceased,…