Chicago Boulevard Land Co. v. Nutten

In determining whether in a given case there has been novation of parties, all the facts and circumstances of that case are to be considered. Fender v. Feighner, 265 Mich. 536. There may not be a single act or transaction which in and of itself would disclose or establish novation; but from all the acts of the parties concerned it may appear that in fact and in law there has been a novation. In each case determination of this question should be based upon «the particular facts therein disclosed. As bearing upon novation in the instant case the following facts are important and I think…