GIRARD BANK V. HALEY et al.
332 A.2d 443 (1975)
NATURE OF THE CASE: Girard (P) appealed a decision which held that a partnership was
dissolved by the death of P's decedent and distributed the partnership property pursuant to
the partnership agreement.
FACTS: Mrs. Reid and Haley (D), the three defendants, entered into a written partnership
agreement for the purpose of leasing for profit certain real property. On February 10,
1971, Mrs. Reid notified Ds that she was dissolving the partnership and requested that the
partnership assets be liquidated as soon as possible. The parties met but failed to come to
terms about distributions etc. A suit praying for a winding up of the affairs of the
partnership and a liquidation of its assets was then brought. Reid died and the executors of
her estate were substituted as parties plaintiff. The chancellor found that the partnership
had been dissolved, not by the letter, but rather by her death, and concluded that Ds, as
surviving partners, were entitled to exercise their option under the partnership agreement
to purchase the interest of the deceased partner. P appealed.
ISSUE:
RULE OF LAW:
HOLDING AND DECISION:
LEGAL ANALYSIS:
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