Megert v. Barnes

MARTIN, Justice.

Appellant, A. S. Megert, entered into a written contract with appellee, R. W. Barnes, for the conduct of a business known as Businessmen’s Luncheon Club. The Businessmen’s Luncheon Club occupied a building owned by the appellant and under the contract he was to receive a monthly rental of $300 for the use of the building. The trial court ruled that the written contract executed by appellant and appellee constituted them partners in the ownership and operation of the Businessmen’s Luncheon Club.

Appellant’s Point 1 asserts that “the weight of evidence was insufficient to…