Whiting v. Hill
Michigan Supreme Court
Appeal in chancery from Bay Circuit. Tbis bill was filed by Jonathan "Whiting, Hiram Wood, George B. Powell, Charles D. Middlebrook and James Remington, against Isaac H. Hill, Stacey B. Hill and Melbourne S. Hale. The case is fully stated in the opinion.
1Opinion of the CourtGuayes, J.
On the 12th of July, 1864, the complainants owned twenty-three acres and a fraction of land, having" a front on Saginaw river, and upon which land were a salt well, two *400salt blocks, certain buildings, an engine, machinery and implements for manufacturing salt. The works had been used and known as the Saratoga Salt Works, and the complainants were then, and for some time before had been, carrying the same on, and in so doing conducted the business as copartners of a private firm under the name of the Saratoga Salt Company; but the complainant Remington was the only partner residing in this…
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