Gray v. Andrews

Two doctors of medicine, C. D. Christ and F. D. Gray, appellant, formed a partnership for the practice of their profession in the city of Orlando. During this association a third physician, Doctor Andrews, appellee here, became associated with them under an arrangement by which appellee was to receive the first $200 from his patients, the partnership the next $50 as payment on the office expenses and the remainder was to be distributed one-half to appellee and one-half to the partners.

In 1938 Doctor Christ died and the precise scheme was continued between the surviving partner and appellee…