Leveque v. Leveque
Michigan Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the CourtJ. H. Gillis, J.
Plaintiff appeals from an entry of summary judgment of no cause of action.
Stipulated facts are as follows: Plaintiff’s husband and defendant Joseph Leveque are brothers. Defendants reside in Flint, Michigan, and own their home as tenants by the entireties. On April 20,1970, defendants were away from home visiting Joseph Leveque’s mother and grandmother in Carlton, Michigan. Planning on returning early that same evening, they hired a babysitter to stay with their children in the interim.
Pursuant to prior arrangements, plaintiff was to pick up the mother and grandmother in Carlton the following…
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