H. G. Vogel Co. v. Original Cabinet Corp.
Michigan Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtFead, J.
In 1922 plaintiff sold a sprinkler system to the Acme Red Cedar Chest Company, under title-retaining contract, later installed it, and had payment of part of the purchase price. In April, 1924, the purchaser became insolvent and a receiver was .appointed by the circuit court. Plaintiff filed proof of claim, attaching a copy of the contract as an exhibit, setting np the balance due and owing to it, and stating that, because of nonpayment of the balance,
“the claimant hereby claims title to said system of fire extinguishing apparatus, as provided for and specified in said contract and…
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