Bromberg Attractions v. Chesterfield Motion Pictures Corp.

(After stating the .foregoing facts.) It is immaterial whether the contract is construed as a lease by the plaintiff to the defendant of the motion-picture subjects referred to, or whether, as contended by the defendant, the contract was a mere partnership agreement by which the plaintiff would participate only in the profits arising from the exhibition of the pictures by the defendant. The defendant was under obligations to receive the subjects upon the dates mentioned in the contract, and to pay to the plaintiff $600 for each subject. It is therefore immaterial whether the payment was one…