Legal Opinion
Detroit Gray Iron & Steel Foundries, Inc. v. Martin
Michigan Supreme Court
Decided January 9, 1961No. Docket 5, Calendar 48,492PublishedCited by 14 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
*207Kelly, J.
Plaintiff was engaged in the manufacturing of gray iron castings for the automotive industry, and on February 6, 1929, certain of plaintiff’s officers and directors formed the Detroit Alloy Steel Company to manufacture steel castings. The Detroit Alloy Steel Company leased a portion of plaintiff’s premises at a monthly rental of $500.
In 1942 plaintiff sought a loan from the Deconstruction Finance Corporation and was informed, as a condition to obtaining the loan, plaintiff would have to acquire the assets of the Detroit Alloy Steel Company. Plaintiff complied by acquiring' all of the…
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