Dubin v. Woolfson
Supreme Court of Connecticut
1Opinion of the CourtHinman, J.
For some time before January 3d, 1930, Fred Phoenix and Daniel Covello owned and operated as partners a grocery store located on Hudson Street, Hartford, in premises leased from month to month from Jerry Lettieri. On that date they sold the store, contents, and fixtures to Angeline B. Phoenix, wife of Fred Phoenix, and she assumed all obligations of the partnership as part consideration. The transaction was entirely oral, and no notice of intention to sell or bill of sale was filed in the office of the town clerk. Covello and Phoenix turned over possession of the store to her, Covello had no…
2Cases cited2 opinions
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