Case v. Beech Lanes, Inc.
Michigan Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtCarr, J.
In August, 1951, the plaintiff was carrying on business as a real-estáte broker in the city of Detroit, and had a license covering such operation. He specialized in the sale of bowling alleys. Defendants Walters and Kalko were at the time the owners •of 80% of the stock in Beech Lanes, Inc., a corporation owning such alleys and engaged in the operation thereof. Relying on a claimed agreement with the said stockholders, plaintiff undertook to find a purchaser for the business and showed the corporate property to possible purchasers, including one Peter White. Subsequently the corporate real…
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