Spivak v. Bronstein
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion by
Mr. Justice Ladner,
The plaintiff, Anne Spivak, is the widow and administratrix of Jacob Spivak who died intestate April 26, 1943, leaving to survive him, the plaintiff and one child, then about 2% years of age. At the time of his death Jacob Spivak was the partner of the defendant Jules Bronstein in a taproom and restaurant business. The partnership agreement contained no provision governing dissolution in case of death, but the administratrix without consent or approval of the Orphans’ Court, entered into a new partnership agreement with the defendant on May 20, 1943. That…
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