Fry v. Fry

OPINION op the Court by

Judge Richardson

Affirming.

This is an action of a foster son against tlie father to settle a partnership between them.

In 1926 Lowell Fry, the foster son, and J. P. Fry acquired title by purchase to a tract of land in Lewis county, Ky., for the consideration of $500 cash paid by J. P. Fry and their joint notes executed and delivered to Lake Boyd. At the time they acquired title, J. P. Fry owned a herd of 35 sheep. They agreed to purchase and did purchase other sheep until their herd comprised 60. Lowell Fry was without means, and he proposed to J. P. Fry that if he would…