Feige v. Babcock
Michigan Supreme Court
Appeal from Saginaw; Daboll, J., presiding. Bill by George Feige against Helen M. Babcock and Samuel G. M. Gates for a partnership accounting. Defendant Babcock filed a cross-bill against complainant and defendant Gates. From the decree rendered, defendant Gates appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtMoore, J.
The bill was filed in August, 1889, by complainant, for the purpose of obtaining an accounting between Feige, Gates, and Babcock, doing business under *540the firm name of the Michigan Lumber Company. It alleges that on the 15th day of February, 188 8, they entered into articles of copartnership for the purpose of manufacturing, etc., under the name of the Michigan Lumber Company, and states that the partnership was to date from February 15, 1888, and continue for three years, unless sooner dissolved by mutual consent. The articles of copartnership are made a part of the bill. They show that…
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