Gamble Robinson Co. v. Carousel Properties

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• explaining Montana's partnership-by- estoppel statute—which resembles NRS 87.160(1)—and concluding that it requires one to have reasonably relied on the representation of a partnership by making a reasonable inquiry about the representation's veracity
• explaining Montana's partnership-by- estoppel statute—which resembles NRS 87.160(1)—and concluding that it requires one to have reasonably relied on the representation of a partnership by making a reasonable inquiry about the representation's veracity
• “This reliance must be reasonable, and under the circumstances, the third party is ‘under a duty to make a reasonable inquiry to ascertain whether he was dealing with an individual or a corporation’ (quoting Payne v. Lucas, 517 S.W.2d 602, 607 (Tex.Civ.App.1979))

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