Camp v. Camp

Plaintiff in error, Sterling L. Camp, commenced this action against his brother, T. P. Camp, to recover a hálf interest in real and personal property alleged to be presently owned by a partnership, consisting of the two brothers, but conveyed and transferred by plaintiff to defendant as a result of fraud and undue influence.

As incidents to recovery, plaintiff sought an accounting, a receivership, dissolution of partnership, and cancellation of instruments by which plaintiff had conveyed and transferred his interest in the partnership property to his brother.

In 1913 the brothers formed a…