Simpson v. Hubert
Michigan Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the CourtLevin, J.
The complaint of plaintiff, James Simpson, alleges that on March 29,1967, the defendant, Raymond Hubert, contracted to make a set of dentures and to perform other dental services for the plaintiff. It is further alleged that the defendant was not a licensed dentist, that he falsely represented that he was licensed, and that the services were performed inadequately causing injury and expense to the plaintiff. The complaint states a count sounding in tort for misrepresentation and negligence and a count sounding in contract for breach of contract and warranty.
Plaintiff’s action was commenced on…
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