Mishawaka Woolen Manufacturing Co. v. Stanton
Michigan Supreme Court
Case-made from Kent; Brown, J. Replevin by the Mishawaka Woolen Manufacturing Company, an Indiana corporation, against Henry T. Stanton, trustee for creditors of Joseph D. Van Sickle, for certain merchandise. Judgment for plaintiff. Defendant brings case-made.
1Opinion of the CourtStone, J.
This case is brought here by defendant, after judgment for plaintiff, upon a case-made, in an action of replevin. The case was tried by the court without a jury. The facts, being stipulated, were adopted by the court, and made a part of the finding. The material facts in the case are as follows:
For some time prior to April 10, 1912, Joseph D. Van Sickle had been engaged in the general merchandise business at Carson City, Mich., and on said date plaintiff’s agent called upon said Van Sickle and took an order for goods in the usual way, on blanks furnished by plaintiff, a copy of which order…
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