Union Cement Co. v. Noble
District Court, W.D. Michigan
Assumpsit.
1Opinion of the CourtWithey, J.
This ease is here by removal from a court of the state upon defendants’ petition, and has been tried without a jury. The declaration consists of the common counts, and a notice that four promissory notes, of which copies are annexed, constitute the cause of action. Plea, general issue. At the outset the notes were offered in evidence, and their admissibility objected to on the ground that under the general issue plaintiff must prove corporate existence to entitle the notes to be read. They were admitted, subject to the objection and the opinion of the court. Then plaintiff rested, and…
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