Burget v. Cranston
Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit
Appeal from the District Court of the United States for the Northern ■District of Ohio; D. C. Westenhaver, Judge. Suit by Elmina L. Burget against C. M. Cranston and others. From a decree giving her insufficient relief, the plaintiff appeals.
1Per curiam
Appellant brought suit against the three appellees and the Co-Operative League of America (hereinafter called the ‘League”) for an accounting of profits and special damages resulting from an investment of $1,000 made by her in November, 1919, under an agreement with appellees Taylor and C. M. Cranston, for the purchase of certain “land and home purchasing contracts” which had been issued by the League. The purchased contracts were assigned to appellee E. B. Cranston. The League was not an indispensable party, was not served with process, and did not appear. On hearing upon testimony in open…
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