Jenkins v. Jenkins

No articles of partnership were executed. At the time of the execution of the instrument in question, plaintiff and defendant were so brotherly that it seemed that there was no necessity for any written agreement in regard thereto. Until after the etiquette of Chicago did not compare favorably with that of the backwoods Oregon ranch, plaintiff would have given defendant his money if he had needed it, and defendant would have conveyed to plaintiff title to all his land, if some excuse therefor had been shown. In short, the whole transaction was a family affair. Much of the evidence relates to…