Browning v. National Bank

In March, 1956, Everett B. Kennison and his wife Pauline were murdered while on a vacation trip in Mexico. Mr. Kennison, at the time of his death, was president of the Kennison Sales & Engineering Company, Incorporated. He owned 1% of the stock of the corporation and his wife Pauline owned 98%, the remaining 1% being-owned by Dennis H. Robinson, a neighbor of the Kennisons. The firm was incorporated on October 4, 1954, and had been previously operated as a sole proprietorship by Mr. Kennison. The firm’s original registered office was on Cass avenue in Detroit, while part of the corporate…