The rights of an individual partner in lands held by the partnership is an anolomous one. The title must be in members of the firm, or some of them as the Common law does not recognize the existence of a partnership as an artificial person. The right of partner, however, in partnership property is only to his share of the excess of the firms' assets over its liabilities and just what this excess consists of, can never be determined during the continuation of the partnership. Upon the dissolution of a partnership the partners become tenants in common as to the lands owned by the partnership.2

2 For a further treatment of this subject see Partnerships, Volume VIII, Subject 33.