Griffin v. Respress

SIMPSON, Justice.

Mr. Respress sued Mr. Griffin claiming $2,625.00 for breach of an agreement between the parties, growing out of the following :

In early 1962 the two parties to this litigation decided to enter into a partnership agreement to buy, sell, breed, and raise beef cattle. At the time, Mr. Griffin contributed some $3,600.00 and Mr. Respress put into the business 70 head of cattle. They are in agreement that this initial contribution was considered of equivalent value. The agreement was to share profits and losses equally-

The business continued until the latter part of 1962. At that…