Porter v. Long
Michigan Supreme Court
Appeal from Kent; Grove, J. Bill by Millie C. Porter and others against George H. Long, executor of the last will and testament of Arthur B. Long, deceased, and surviving partner of the firm of A. B. Long & Son, and Horace J. Culbertson, trustee under such will, for an accounting. From the decree rendered, all parties appeal.
1Opinion of the CourtMoore, J.
A reference to the case of Long v. Landman, 118 Mich. 174 (76 N. W. 374), will make it unnecessary to make so long a statement of what is involved in this case as would otherwise be necessary. After that case was decided, this bill was filed by the complainants, who represent four of the five shares into which the will of Arthur B. Long divided his estate, the other share of which is represented by George H. Long. The purpose of the proceeding is to obtain from George H. Long, as surviving partner of the firm of A. B. Long & Son, an accounting of its affairs, and also to obtain from him, as…
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