Wernette v. Bradfield

Plaintiff and defendants were architects and mechanical engineers by profession, and were following their profession in the city of Grand Rapids. In 1913 they organized a small corporation, with capital of $6,000, to carry on their work together.Plaintiff was president of the company. Each one of the parties received a salary. Matters went well for a time and the company had the appearance of being prosperous. In 1916 the company was employed on a large job for the Piqua Handle Company, of Marquette. For reasons that are not material that company became dissatisfied with the work of the…