MacDonald v. Perry

Plaintiff brought suit on a note signed ■by the defendants having conditions which plaintiff claims were not conditions precedent. The lawsuit was-tried before the circuit judge without a jury. The trial judge found that the conditions were precedent to liability on the part of defendants and were unfulfilled, and the trial judge rendered judgment for the defendants. Plaintiff appeals.

The matters in controversy have relation to th’e affairs of Norman-Ross, Inc., a Michigan corporation, the articles of which corporation were filed with the State commission, June 28, 1946. Norman-Ross, Inc.,…