Silverstein v. Boyle

Per Curiam,

In his brief, plaintiff states that his bill is primarily and essentially one for an accounting between him and defendant under the allegation that they as partners owned certain real estate. The learned chancellor, who, specially presiding, heard and determined the case, reached the conclusion that there was no partnership so far as ownership of the lands is concerned, that they belonged to defendant individually, that the partnership which existed between plaintiff and defendant was limited to the developing and selling of the lands- which defendant owned.

No purpose would…