Monison v. McCoy
Michigan Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
Defendant appeals from a judgment of $2,000 rendered against him for injuries suffered by plaintiff in an automobile accident. Plaintiff is defendant's sister-in-law. She lives in Crump, about 20 miles north of Bay City, the residence of defendant. Defendant's wife was sick at the home of Mrs. Dupuis, her sister. Defendant's wife sent their son Floyd McCoy to plaintiff's home to get her to come and take care of his mother. No wages were agreed upon; nothing was said about paying her for her services by defendant's wife. Plaintiff says she would have been glad to have given her services…
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