McMunn v. ML & H LUMBER, INC.

(Pro Tempore).

This controversy arises out of a business association of the plaintiff, Clinton R. McMunn, Jr., and Robert W. Harris. These two men, together with Wayne Lyons, in late 1958, formed the ML & H Lumber, Inc., an Oregon corporation, to operate a small sawmill. At the time of the formation, it was contemplated that Mr. Lyons would haul logs to the mill; that Mr. McMunn would furnish logs to it and that Mr. Harris would plane the lumber produced in the ML & H Lumber, Inc., mill. Mr. McMunn and Mr. Lyons at the time owned and operated a timber and logging corporation known as M.L.M.,…