Wyman v. DAVIS

Stukes., Justice.

The main question in this case is whether there was a partnership between the parties. The action was for partnership accounting and the defendants, who are now appellants, denied the existence of the relation with plaintiff, now respondent, and contended that he was their employee. The case was treated and tried, as to all issues, as in equity, and there were concurrent findings of fact by the master and the trial judge which were favorable to respondent whereby he recovered judgment against appellants for $1,663.64. These concurrent findings cannot, of course, be reversed…