Kirby v. Orloff

The Gramm-Bernstein Motor Truck Company is a foreign corporation, having its place of business at Lima, Ohio. The defendant is a married woman and at the time she incurred the obligation, which is the basis of this suit, was secretary-treasurer of the Leonard B. Orloff Company of Detroit, Michigan. In May, 1920, the Leonard B. Orloff Company gave to the Gramm-Bernstein Motor Truck Company a check for $2,911.99 in payment of a motor truck. The bank on which the check was drawn refused to honor it. At the time the defendant was financially interested in the Leonard B. Orloff Company to a large…