Aninos v. Petrouleas

On September 8, 1941, Peter Aninos, plaintiff, filed a bill of complaint alleging that prior to September 24, 1936, he owned a controlling interest in the Atlantic Baking Company; that the business was a well-established and profitable one having assets, including good will, worth in excess of $60,000; that the bakery was conducted in a' building on land located in Detroit, the title to which was vested in plaintiff and his brother Louis; that this property had a value of $75,000. He further stated that he had been in the business for over 21 years, and in full charge of it, and that it was…