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· 7/29/1918

Cassutt v. Miller Co.

Citations

  • 103 Wash. 222
  • 174 P. 433

Syllabus

<p>Partnership — Contract—Evidence—Question for Jury. In an action against a company in tbe automobile business and an individual demonstrating a car, for personal injuries sustained through negligent driving, there was sufficient evidence that the defendants were partners in the operation of the car, where it appears that the company contributed to the enterprise by furnishing a place of business and advertising and printed matter, and the other contributed his time and personal and other expenses, the profits from the sale of cars being divided.</p> <p>Triad- — -Motion for Judgment — New Triad. Where one of two defendants jointly liable had been improperly dismissed, upon verdict against the other, there cannot be a judgment against such defendant without verdict, but only a new trial.</p>

Judges: Mitchell

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