Kurzawski v. Marczynski
Michigan Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtPotter, J.
Plaintiff and defendant are brothers-in-law and were partners in the bakery business. They lost substantial sums of money. A bill was filed for dissolution of the partnership, accounting, and a receiver. Defendant objected to the appointment of a receiver, and alleged he was willing to give a bond conditioned upon the payment to plaintiff of any sum which might be found due to plaintiff on a final hearing of the case, and asked that he be permitted to continue the business without appointment of a receiver. He objected to the appointing of a receiver on the trial, and, through his attorney,…
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- Berry v. PowellIllinois Supreme Court · 1856
- Looney v. GillenwatersTennessee Supreme Court · 1872
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