Aronhime v. Levinson

In the fall of 1909 a partnership agreement was entered into between appellee, S. Levinson, and appellant, Gordon, L. Aronhime, to carry on a retail and shipping liquor business in the city of Bristol, Virginia. By the general terms of the agreement Levinson was to put in the business $3,000 cash, and Aronhime was to devote his time and energy to its management, no part of which was to be borne by Levinson. Aronhime, moreover, contends that it was agreed between them that' all expenses of the business, including his living expenses, were to be paid out of the moneys derived therefrom, and…