Yatsuyanagi v. Shimamura
Citations
- 59 Wash. 24
- 109 P. 282
- 1910 Wash. LEXIS 1127
Syllabus
<p>Partnership — Existence of Relation— Articles — Sufficdsncy. Written articles of copartnership are sufficient to establish a partnership where it can be determined from the express agreement, or inferred from their acts and conduct, that the parties intended to establish a partnership relation, notwithstanding that certain blanks as to deposits in a bank and division of surplus were not filled up, and a separate agreement relating to their several contributions to the partnership property referred to in the articles was never executed, the blanks being immaterial details, and the law assuming the contributions to be equal in the absence of agreement to the contrary.</p> <p>Damages — Liquidated Damages — Breach of Partnership Agreement. Liquidated damages may be awarded for the breach of articles of copartnership for conducting a tailoring business for the period of five years, where the articles provided that any member withdrawing therefrom without the consent of his copartners shall pay the sum of $1,000 as liquidated damages, no fraud or illegality appearing; since the ascertainment of damages would be difficult and uncertain.</p>
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