Kenyon v. Tidey

Mary Ellen Kenyon is the widow of Bertrand P. Kenyon, who on May 25, 1937, was proprietor of a small company known as the Adjustable Table Company, which owned the tools, patterns, jigs and other assets valued at $1,020 and used to manufacture an adjustable table. Kenyon entered into a partnership agreement with Charles H. Tidey, Sr., one of the defendants herein, who in turn furnished machinery, equipment, shafts, belting, pulleys and motors to equip a factory to manufacture adjustable tables and such other articles as the partnership might decide to manufacture. The assets contributed by…