ROBINSON, Justice.
J. Frank Twist and C. C. Twist were partners in a large farming operation. They owned about 17,000 acres of land, of which approximately 10,000 acres were under cultivation. In 1938, when C. C. Twist died and a receiver was appointed to take charge of the property, the farm's indebtedness amounted to more than $600,000. Later, in 1939, J. Frank Twist, the surviving partner, and Ira F. Twist, son of the deceased partner, were appointed trustees....
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