Taylor v. Fried

Citations

• 161 Pa. 53
• 28 A. 993
• 1894 Pa. LEXIS 631

Syllabus

<p>Partnership — Tenants in common — Presumption.</p> <p>A division of the product between tenants in common does not make them partners, although they may have contributed labor or money to raise it. Ro presumption of partnership arises from the mere fact of co-tenancy.</p> <p>Partnership — Joint purchase of goods.</p> <p>Persons who join in the purchase of goods, not for the purpose of selling them again but for the purpose of dividing the goods among themselves, are not partners and are not liable to third parties as if they were.</p>