Bachrach v. Washington United Cooperative, Inc.

In 1928 an association was formed in the City of Washington with the object of providing a place for a summer camp for Jewish children. A committee, consisting of Harry Bachrach, Dr. Hyman Colodny and Joseph A. Rinis, purchased for that purpose a farm on the Patuxent River in Anne Arundel County, Maryland. In acquiring the land as joint tenants, the three men assumed the mortgages thereon (the first for $1,400, and the second for $800)), gave a third mortgage for $1,900, and paid $871.04 in cash.

In 1929 the association was incorporated in the District of Columbia under the name of Washington…