Arthur C. Herman & General Tire Co. v. Jackson

PALMORE, Chief Justice.

This is a proceeding in which the trial court was required to unravel the affairs of two men who had conducted a garage business for 10½ months without ever reaching a mutual understanding as to the nature and terms of their business relationship. Both are dissatisfied with the judgment, and they appeal.

The appellant Herman was president and sole stockholder of his corporate co-appellant, General Tire Company of West Kentucky, which was engaged in the tire busi*11ness. The corporation is the real party in interest (Herman having acted at all times in a representative…