Michigan Supreme Court November 19, 1885 (Walker v. Whipple)

Champlin, J.

In this case it is conceded that the copartnership entered into was not limited by the express agreement of the parties. It was therefore determinable, in the absence of fraud, at the will of either party. I do not agree that a limitation may be ingrafted upon such a copartnership agreement by implication arising out of the business engaged in, or the circumstances of the case.