Dunn v. Bleeck

The plaintiff Dunn and the defendant Bleeck were partners engaged in the hotel business; and for the purpose of carrying on the partnership two corporations were formed, with an aggregate capital stock of 500 shares. Of these shares Bleeck *383owned 250, Dunn 248, and Dunn’s wife 2. Dunn became indebted to Bleeck, and a lawsuit resulted, to which Mrs. Dunn was made a party. On the trial it was stipulated that the court should treat the parties as partners, adjust all rights and liabilities, make provision for winding up their affairs; and that the pleadings be amended accordingly.

At that time one…