Andreae v. Wolgin

In May, 1928, the defendant Wolgin, a real estate broker in Detroit, called on the plaintiff, cashier of a bank at Yale, to obtain a loan. In a deal theretofore had with the bank, it had sustained a loss in the sum of $1,000, which plaintiff felt that Wolgin was obligated to pay. He had with him at that time a land contract, dated June 13,1927, executed by Frank M. Pauli and wife as vendors, for the sale of lot 201 of a subdivision in the township of Greenñeld, in the county of Wayne, to W. E. Brandt and Marjorie E. Brandt, his wife, on which it appeared there was more than $7,000 unpaid.…