Kittle

Kittle v. Lang

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107 Cal. App. 2d 604·1951 Cal. App. LEXIS 1952·237 P.2d 673
Court of Appeal of CaliforniaNovember 19, 1951Civ. 4413California3,278 words

Opinion

Opinion

Griffin, J.

Plaintiff’s complaint alleges that for many years prior to October 1, 1949, he had been in the sporting goods business in Bishop, and had built up a valuable good will; that from October 1, 1948, to October 1, 1949, he managed such a store for another and earned $240 per month; that prior to October 1, 1949, defendant represented to plaintiff that he was anxious to enter into the sporting goods business ; that defendant would invest his money in such a store if plaintiff would engaged in business with him; that a partnership would be formed and plaintiff would have a one-half interest in the business, plus $50 per week to be deducted as business expense; and that profits would be reinvested in the business.

It is then alleged that it was further orally agreed that as a part of the agreement, plaintiff was to devote his full time to the business and to furnish certain equipment worth $1,500, plus the good will, as his contribution to the partnership to be formed; that defendant would furnish the money, be a silent partner, and that articles of copartnership would be drawn accordingly.

It is,then alleged that plaintiff believed defendant’s representations, agreed to enter into…

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