Legal Opinion

Nettie Lou Dooly, of the Estate of B. A. Dooly, Deceased v. Thomas Payne

Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit

Decided January 21, 1964No. 20382_1PublishedCited by 20 opinions

1Opinion of the Court

J ONES, Circuit Judge:

B. A. Dooly and his wife, Nettie Lou Dooly, as partners, operated Dooly’s Grill, in Gadsden, Alabama. B. A. Dooly died and his wife became the executrix of his estate, and as executrix took her husband’s place in the partnership. This partnership will be referred to as Dooly. Thomas Payne, Harold V. Kelton, J. W. Vox, Walter E. Blakely and Gerald Spates are partners doing business under the name of the Broaster Company, and by that name it will be here designated. Its place of business was Roekton, Illinois. All of its partners resided in Illinois except Blakely who…

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