Ehrlich v. Pike

In February, 1896, Sol Ehrlich, the plaintiff, and Annie Pike, the defendant, agreed to form a -copartnership under the name of A. Pike & Co., and entered into articles by which the plaintiff was to receive one-third and the defendant two-thirds of the profits of their future transactions. In February, 1902, though retaining her interest in that firm, the defendant embarked in another business with one Apfelbaum under the style of Pike & Apfelbaum and there, also, she secured two-thirds of the profits, leaving to Apfelbaum the remaining one-third. She then made a separate agreement with the…