Porter v. Crum-McKinnon Building Co.
Montana Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Castles
This is an appeal from a judgment entered on a jury verdict for plaintiffs. The action was brought by plaintiffs, respondents here, to recover damages for breach of contract.
Because of some inequity in a lease that the defendant, *76Crum-McKinnon Building Co., Inc., had with the United States government, the company had been trying to obtain relief by getting a bill passed through Congress.
George L. McKinnon, Donald E. McKinnon and Helen R. Crum, shareholders in the corporation, individually with the Crum-McKinnon Building Co., Inc., defendants and appellants, retained respondents, Marion B.…
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