A judgment creditor of a separate partner issued an attachment execution thereon, seeking to attach particular partnership property and summoning the partners as garnishees. The partnership was a going concern and there had been no settlement of partnership accounts or money lent by the debtor member to the partnership. Held, the interest of the separate partner in specific firm property was not subject to attachment execution under the Uniform Partnership Act; the court intimated that a petition for a charging order was the proper procedure. Northhampton Brewery Corp. v. Laude, 133 Pa. Super. 181, 2 A. (2d) 553 (1938)
In this article, Professor Lee charts two alternative methods for implementing an aggregate solution...
In this article, Lee charts two alternative methods for implementing an aggregate solution to the pr...
The recent decision of the Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals in Kistler v. Gingles, that a limited par...
Substantially the same procedure prevailed throughout the United States under general execution stat...
Defendants, administrators of the estate of the deceased partner, agreed with the surviving partner ...
Marback Motor Co., a limited partnership, was formed in 1951 pursuant to the California Uniform Limi...
Infinite variety is possible in the agreements by which persons unite property or services in the ho...
PARTNERSHIP is a legal entity formed by the association of two or more persons. This definition of a...
Plaintiff, owning a one-third interest in a partnership, sold his interest to the other partners, am...
Plaintiff brought suit on account for merchandise sold and delivered, alleging that the defendants w...
Plaintiff and defendant bought a fishing boat, which they operated in partnership for a number of ye...
Defendant corporation and one Goldberger, the testator of the plaintiff, entered an agreement to car...
Two partners form an enterprise. One (the K partner) supplies the assets used by the enterprise. The...
The term partnership estates is used to designate a certain class of resulting trusts. These parti...
I. Investment Credit II. Partnership Investment Credit … A. Distributive Shares of Credit … B. Leasi...
In this article, Professor Lee charts two alternative methods for implementing an aggregate solution...
In this article, Lee charts two alternative methods for implementing an aggregate solution to the pr...
The recent decision of the Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals in Kistler v. Gingles, that a limited par...
Substantially the same procedure prevailed throughout the United States under general execution stat...
Defendants, administrators of the estate of the deceased partner, agreed with the surviving partner ...
Marback Motor Co., a limited partnership, was formed in 1951 pursuant to the California Uniform Limi...
Infinite variety is possible in the agreements by which persons unite property or services in the ho...
PARTNERSHIP is a legal entity formed by the association of two or more persons. This definition of a...
Plaintiff, owning a one-third interest in a partnership, sold his interest to the other partners, am...
Plaintiff brought suit on account for merchandise sold and delivered, alleging that the defendants w...
Plaintiff and defendant bought a fishing boat, which they operated in partnership for a number of ye...
Defendant corporation and one Goldberger, the testator of the plaintiff, entered an agreement to car...
Two partners form an enterprise. One (the K partner) supplies the assets used by the enterprise. The...
The term partnership estates is used to designate a certain class of resulting trusts. These parti...
I. Investment Credit II. Partnership Investment Credit … A. Distributive Shares of Credit … B. Leasi...
In this article, Professor Lee charts two alternative methods for implementing an aggregate solution...
In this article, Lee charts two alternative methods for implementing an aggregate solution to the pr...
The recent decision of the Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals in Kistler v. Gingles, that a limited par...