Williams v. Williams

This action was tried in the Wayne circuit •court before a jury, and resulted in a judgment in favor of the plaintiff in the sum of $135. Defendants bring error.

On the trial, the plaintiff claimed, and gave evidence tending to show, that on April 1, 1889, the defendants entered into a partnership in the livery business in Detroit, and that a few days afterwards they decided to •open a carriage repository in a room adjoining the livery stable, and about April 6, employed the plaintiff, who is a brother of the defendant Norman H. Williams, as a salesman, and to work in the repository room upon…