Monroe State Savings Bank v. Orloff

On June 11, 1920, plaintiff began suit by attachment in the Monroe circuit court to enforce collection of a note held by it, then past due, executed by the Detroit Transportation Truck Company, payment of which had been guaranteed by L. B. Orloff, the husband of defendant. The sheriff, acting under the writ, seized a considerable amount of the property of the transportation company and took possession of its plant. The defendant was a stockholder in the company. At one time she had been a director. She was the owner of a very considerable amount of property. Her husband was also interested…