In the Case of Thomas V

In the case of Thomas v. Lloyd , the court held:

A) the use of land by a partnership is determinative of the fact that the land is owned by the partnership.
B) whether real estate titled in the names of individual partners is partnership property is a question of fact, and the burden of proof is on the one alleging that the actual ownership does not match the names on the legal title.
C) payment of real estate taxes out of partnership funds is determinative of the fact that the land is a partnership asset.
D) payment of promissory note payments for the real estate out of partnership funds is determinative of the fact that the realty is a partnership asset.