Horace Gray, Shaeffer v. Blair — Opinion of the Court
“ It dose not authorize either party, without the consent of the other, to sell any property or to contract any debts on behalf of both. If the enterprise proves nusuccessful, the contract does not provide or contemplate that Shaeffer shall share the loss; and the phrase, 'said Shaeffer or assigns,' in the last clause, (unless supposed to be inadvertently inserted,) is hardly consistent with the idea of a partnership. There is great difficulty, therefore, in the way of construing this contract as creating a partnership botween Blair and Shaeffer. ”
