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Chapter 16, Problem 2IS
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Case summary:Person D and person E are partners in an architectural firm. Person D dies and his widow alleges that she is entitled to the position of D in the firm or to receive a share of profit that is earned by the firm.
To find: The entitlement of the widow of person D for the position in the partnership firm.
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