Wyatt v. Sweet
Michigan Supreme Court
Appeal from Kent. Bill for accounting. Defendant appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtGraves, C. J.
A particular discussion of this case would be a waste of time. The citations made by defendant’s counsel cover every question and are conclusive. The court below erred in refusing to decree payment to defendant of the balance found to be his due.
The parties had carried on a joint enterprise in the nature of a partnership and complainant filed Iris bill for a mutual accounting according to the course and practice of the court. The defendant answered and submitted himself to the doctrine applicable to the class of cases in which he was impleaded. The parties were hence litigants under the head…
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