Doan v. Dyer
Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
HUNT, Circuit Judge.
Dyer pleaded an oral agreement of partnership with Doan for the general purpose of acquiring and selling oil lands and leases and interests in oil property. He averred that under the agreement each should give his attendance and time to the business of the partnership, that each should furnish to the partnership such moneys as would be necessary to promote and carry on the business and purposes of the partnership, and that they would divide the profits, if any, between them share and share alike, and would account for all moneys received and paid. The complaint alleged…
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