Walls v. Gribble

This is a suit to compel the defendants to account to plaintiffs for one-half of the moneys received by the defendants from the sale of a bull which was purchased jointly by plaintiffs and defendants while engaged in a joint enterprise. The bull was purchased in February, 1936, for the sum of $250 from a dealer in New Jersey when the bull was about one year old. The plaintiffs and defendants each paid one-half of the purchase price and one-half of the express charges for shipping the animal to Oregon. The bull was a registered Jersey and is named and designated in the Jersey cattle…