Fleckinger v. Taffee
Michigan Supreme Court
Error to Calhoun; North, J. Case by George C. Fleckinger against Thomas Tafi'ee for malicious prosecution. There was judgment for plaintiff, and defendant brings error.
1Opinion of the CourtBlair, J.
Defendant,caused the arrest of plaintiff for the alleged larceny of a quantity of corn from the farm of defendant, which, at the time of the alleged larceny, was occupied and operated by plaintiff under a written lease containing, among other provisions, the following: Said Fleckinger, party of the second part,—
‘ ‘ To cultivate, work, harvest crops, plant, sow,. reap, gather fruit and do each and everything proper and necessary in a good husbandlike manner, and deliver in market all stock, grain and hay, when sold from said farm, under the direction and supervision of the party of the first…
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