Singer v. Ritter

Opinion by

Dithrich, J.,

Early in October 1939, defendant appellant and Charles Singer, who was at the time plaintiff appellee’s husband, were desirous of forming a partnership for the purpose of operating a dental laboratory. Each was to contribute $1500 to the partnership, and, since neither had sufficient capital, appellee agreed to obtain a mortgage on premises owned by her and to turn the proceeds oyer to her husband and appellant to enable them to set up their laboratory. She obtained a mortgage for $2000, and it was agreed that the partnership would assume the obligation of the mortgage…