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· 8/17/2022

Estate of Butterfield v. Chautauqua Guest Home, Inc.

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  • “[L]i-ability is imposed on a partner for the tortious acts of his partner only where (1) the act occurred in the ordinary course of the partnership’s business, or (2) the tort-feasor partner acts with the authority of his partner or partners.”

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