Robinson v. Kunkleman
Michigan Supreme Court
Appeal from Wayne; McMahon, J., presiding. Bill by Adolph Robinson and Sigmund Aronheim against Joseph Kunkleman and George Lovely for a set-off of judgments. From an order overruling a demurrer to the bill, defendant Lovely appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtLong, J.
The bill filed in this cause sets out, substantially, that prior to January, 1896, complainants were copartners engaged in the wholesale liquor business at Detroit; that at that time defendant Kunkleman was a retail liquor dealer in the city of Lansing, and that about January 3, 1896, complainants sold him on credit certain liquors of the value of $269.13; that about the 7th of January, 1896, Kunkleman placed his business in charge of defendant Lovely; that about the 14th of January complainants, under the claim that Kunkleman had fraudulently purchased the goods with a fraudulent purpose not…
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