Coady v. Batchelder

OPINION

General Finance Company, a special partnership, was commenced in 1944 under the laws of the State of Wyoming with two general and four special partners. Its term of existence was to be twenty-five years. In 1945, W. I. Christian and P. J. Coady, the general partners, with the consent of Ruth M. Batchelder, a special partner, bought the interests of the other three special partners. In November 1956, Christian, who died ten months later, sold his interest in the partnership to Coady.

The present action by Coady against Batchelder seeks to have the court declare that the special…