J. B. Millet Co. v. Andrews

The plaintiff is a corporation organ*352ized under the laws of New Hampshire, and, according to its letter heads, “publishers,” located at Boston, Mass. In July, 1911, it brought suit in justice’s court for the county of Muskegon, Mich., on the following written order:

“Date 10 — 27—10.

“J. B. Millet Company,

“120 Boyleston street, Boston, Mass.:

“Please deliver to me one complete set (12 vols.) of Spofford’s ‘Historic Characters and Famous Events,’ in red buckram binding, for which I agree to pay you $48.00. Title of said books to remain with J. B. Millet Company until paid for in full.

“[Signature]…