Indemnity Marine Assurance Co. v. Lipin Robinson Warehouse Corp.
Michigan Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the CourtCynar, J.
On Ju.ne 19, 1974, The Indemnity Marine Assurance Company, Ltd., as subrogee of Combi-Camp of America, and Combi-Camp' of America sued defendant Lipin Robinson Warehouse Corporation for damages arising out of the latter’s improper storage and handling of CombiCamp’s goods. Following a bench trial, plaintiffs were awarded $4,761.85 in damages. Plaintiffs appeal as of right the trial court’s determination of damages.
James O’Brien was the first witness to testify. He stated that he was a self-employed manufacturing agent. While in the course of his employment he represented Tilley Manufacturing…
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