Nelson v. Leszczynski-Clark Co.

The defendant corporation is organized under the laws of this State, and is engaged in the general mercantile business in the village of Palms, Sanilac county. The defendants John G. Clark and John Ryan were stockholders in the corporation, which was capitalized at $3,000. The plaintiff, a young married man of the age of 24, was employed by the defendant company on December 3, 1909, as the manager of its store, and remained in charge until November 28, 1910. Previous to this employment he had spent nearly all his life on a farm, with the exception of one year when he had worked as a rural…