People v. Hawkins
Michigan Supreme Court
Exceptions before judgment from recorder’s court of Detroit; Chapin, J. Norval A. Hawkins was convicted of embezzlement*
1Opinion of the CourtHooker, J.
The Standard Oil Company of Ohio, a foreign corporation, has for several years done business in Michigan, having a general office in Detroit, through which its business for a portion of the State was done. This business consisted principally in selling petroleum to customers in this State. The oil was, as a rule,, shipped to Detroit in tank and other cars, and there stored until sold, being then reshipped. In some in*481stances, however, the oil was shipped direct from Ohio to the purchaser. All money received for sales of oil in that portion of the State that was within the jurisdiction of the…
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