P.F. Jurgs & Co. v. O'Brien

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• holding partner and partnership liable in addition to other partner who actually converted assets because partner and partnership exercised dominion over all assets that other partner converted
• findings of fact set aside only when clearly erroneous, with due regard given to trial court’s opportunity to judge credibility of witnesses and weight of evidence
• modification of stockholders’ agreement to calculate equity interest of stockholders in closely-held business on offiee-byoffiee basis rather than in whole business is valid because consideration provided by mutuality of agreement and effect on all stockholders

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