Martin v. Hardy
Michigan Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtMcDonald, J.
The defendants were directors of the Adam Drach Company, a mercantile corporation of Lndington, Michigan. This suit was brought against them by the trustee in bankruptcy to recover damages resulting from negligence in the performance of their duties.,
For many years prior to the time when the defendants became connected with this business, Adam Drach owned and conducted a general store in Ludington, Michigan. He died in 1909. His son, George Drach, and his widow continued the business. In 1911 it was incorporated. All of the stock was owned by the Dr'ach family. By 1§21, the widow had died and…
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