The plaintiff and two defendants were partners in an income property held in trust by one defendant.
After the plaintiff demanded to be bought out, the defendant holding title sold the property to a third party without the plaintiff's consent or full disclosure.
The plaintiff sued for breach of fiduciary duty, negligence, and an accounting, and also sued the real estate agent and brokerage.
The court found the partnership was dissolved by the plaintiff's demand, but fiduciary duties continued.
The title-holding defendant breached his duty of full disclosure but had authority to sell the property to wind up the partnership.
The sale was not improvident.
The court ordered an accounting but dismissed the claims for damages, negligence, and the claims against the real estate agent and brokerage.
