Arthur v. McCallum
Michigan Supreme Court
Appeal from Oakland; George W. Smith, J. Bill by Andrew L. Arthur against William McCallum for an accounting and other relief. From a decree for plaintiff, defendant appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtFellows, J.
This is á bill filed to dissolve a co-partnership formed April 24, 1913, and for an accounting. Pending the hearing many of the matters were adjusted by stipulation, leaving few questions only for determination by the court. The plaintiff prevailed in the lower court, and the defendant appeals from the allowance of two items.
The partnership was formed to take over from the Detroit Trust Company as receiver in bankruptcy of the Flanders Manufacturing Company,' the sprayer pump business of that institution, some of the property being at Pontiac, and some at Chelsea, the price being $1,300. It…
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