been  purchased   funds  for  partnership  purposes,  treated  m  equity  as

or  devised,  so  ^  i    r      l  '  x       j

in"^he  bushieBs^P®^^''"*'*'^''  ^^^  *^®  ^^^^  ^^  ^^^  Same  in  certain  cases
where  lands  have  been  acquired  by  devise,  the  ques-
tion in  every  case  being,  as  was  said  by  James,  L.
J.,  in  Waterer  v.  TFa^erer,*  whether  or  not  the  lands
are  "substantially  involved  in  the  business.'^

[In  the  United  States  lands  owned  by  the  part-
nership, after  the  partnership  liabilities  have  been
settled,  remain  as  land  and  go  to  the  real  and  not  to
the  personal  representatives  of  a  deceased  partner.^]

Creditors  may,         In  cascs  of  partnership  debts,  on  the  decease  of

on  decease  of  one  .  ,.  i..  ,     .i     ■  .-

partner,  go         oue  partner,  the  creditors  may,   at  their  option,
ors,  or  against     pursue  their  legal  remedies  against  the  survivor,  or

the  estate  of  de-  °  °

ceased.
1  Knox  Y.  Gye,  L.  R.  5  H.  L.  656.
"Lindley  on  Partnership,  687;  Darby  v.  Darby,  3  Drew.  495  j
Steward  v.  Blakeway,  L.  E.  4  Ch.  603 ;  Wylie  v.  Wylie,  &r.
278.
»  Phillips  V.  Phillips,  1  M.  &  K.  649.
*  L.  R.  15  Eq.  402;  Lindley  on  Partnership,  687.
"  Wilcox  v.  Wilcox,  13  Allen  254;  Bisph.  Eq.  §§  512,  613.
