Long Manufacturing Co. v. Wright-Way Farm Service, Inc.
Michigan Court of Appeals
1Per curiam
This is a contract case involving an unlicensed out-of-state corporation and what constitutes doing business within the state of Michigan.
Long Manufacturing Company makes and sells grain handling and drying equipment. It is a North Carolina corporation, never having been properly authorized to do business in Michigan. Defendant is a Michigan dealership for plaintiff’s products.
A Cass County farmer, C. J. Williams, approached defendant as a customer seeking the purchase and installation of grain equipment. Both defendant and plaintiff’s salesman, Don Telford, were too inexperienced to handle…
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