MacMillan v. C. & G. Cooper Co.

This ease was tried by the court without a jury. Findings of fact and conclusions of law were filed. But for their length, which was induced by amendments proposed, we would adopt them as our own. From them it appears:

In 1928, the plaintiff, a resident of Grand Rapids, was the representative of several manufacturers of factory engines and machinery as a. salesman in Michigan on a commission basis. One of the firms so represented by him was Hooven, Owen, Rentschler Company, of Hamilton, Ohio.

Plaintiff received an inquiry from the Campbell, Wyant & Cannon Company, of Muskegon, for a Diesel…