Posner v. Miller
Michigan Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtBlack, J.
This suit was brought by 1 of 3 coadven-turers, Morris Posner, against the other 2, Philip J. Miller and Ernest P. LaJoie, to dissolve the venture and windup its affairs by means of a decreed accounting and sale of the venture-acquired subject matter. Coadventurer LaJoie died prior to hearing below. His position (presented by separately filed answer) was that plaintiff “is entitled to the relief prayed for * * * except that the said property should not be sold except under the offer made or one equally as good.” Coadventurer Miller, by his answer, denied that plaintiff was entitled “to any of…
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