In Brown V

In Brown v.Swett and Crawford of Texas,where Brown and Galtney were hired to run an insurance office for Swett,but Brown was later fired and sued for wrongful expulsion from a partnership,the appeals court held that Brown:

A) was a partner so was owed the fair market value of his share in the organization
B) was a partner but breached his duty to other partners by not working,so could be fired from the partnership
C) was not a partner,he was an employee subject to wrongful dismissal and could sue for damages for that
D) was a sole proprietor because he worked independently by contract,so had no right to sue for partnership rights
E) none of the other choices