Wiltse v. Schaeffer

Prior to January 2, 1932, Horace G. Prettyman owned and operated a general printing business in the city of Ann Arbor. On that date he entered into a written contract with the plaintiff whereby he conveyed to the latter a 3/40 interest in said business, for the sum of $15,000, and the two men became partners for the continuance of operations under the firm name of The Ann Arbor Press. This case involves the interpretation of certain provisions of said contract, the determination of the rights of plaintiff and defendants thereunder, and also plaintiff’s rights as surviving partner.

At the time…