Question: 1. The Defendant argued that she was not bound by the partnership agreement between the Wiggs and her deceased husband. On what grounds did the

1. The Defendant argued that she was not bound by the agreement between the Wiggs’ and her deceased husband. On what grounds did the court find that she was bound?
2. What was the most convincing evidence that compelled the court to find that she was a part of the agreement entered into by her husband?
3. How could she have ensured that upon the death of her husband, the would terminate?

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