Stewart v. Young
Michigan Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtPotter, J.
Plaintiff filed a bill of complaint against defendant for an accounting. There was decree for defendant and plaintiff appeals.
Plaintiff and her husband, Henry H. Stewart, and defendant and his wife, Evelyn, had, prior to 1915, lived in Indianapolis, Indiana, and were friends. Defendant moved to Jackson and was connected with the American Gear Company. ' Stewart and his wife moved to Detroit, where Stewart was a builder. The parties visited back and forth. The American Gear Company was acquired by the Hupp Motor Car Company, whose employ defendant entered, moving, with his family, to Detroit.…
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