Question: Mr. and Mrs. Volkman entered into a contract with DP Associates for construction advice on building a house. They brought suit, claiming a breach of contract. The principals of DP Associates claimed they were not partners and that no partnership existed. The evidence was that the Volkmans met both individuals at the company office and discussed the construction with them, received correspondence from them on stationary marked "DP Associates," and were assured that both individuals would be working on the Volkman's job. Was the evidence sufficient to support a finding that an implied partnership existed? (Volkman v. DP Associates, 268 S.E.2d 265)