Sharrar v. Wayne Savings Ass'n

In 1925, Wayne Savings Association,

having established branches in several cities outside of Wayne county, sent a corps of salesmen to Alma to sell stock, with the purpose of locating a branch office in that city. Quarters were rented from plaintiff’s husband and an office opened under plaintiff’s charge. The association paid rent only for June and July, but plaintiff voluntarily kept the office in operation until May, 1926, the association later paying her $6.20 for her services. The salesmen secured $140,000 of subscriptions. On July 28th the secretary of State ordered the association to…