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· 7/1/1910

Albright v. Albright

Citations

  • 228 Pa. 562
  • 77 A. 899
  • 1910 Pa. LEXIS 526

Syllabus

<p>Equity — Ownership of business — Profits—Accounting.</p> <p>Where a bill in equity is filed by a father against two of his sons to regain possession of a business, and for an accounting of profits, and the lower court enters a decree in favor of the father as to the ownership of the business, and in favor of the sons as to a share in the profits thereof, the appellate court in reversing the decree in favor of the sons will direct that it shall be without prejudice to them to assert any legal claim they may have for services or otherwise arising out of their relations with the business.</p>

Judges: Brown, Fell, Mestrezat, Potter, Stewart

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