217 N.W. 31 | Mich. | 1928
It must be conceded, I think, that the holdings of this court are not consistent upon the question now before us. In AcmeLumber Co. v. Construction Co.,
"Nor do we think there is any force in the contention that the affidavit is defective because it does not recite that the Acme Lumber Company and the Modern Construction Company are corporations. Kleinert v. Knoop,
In Weber v. Wayne Circuit Judge,
Unquestionably proper pleading requires that there should be a recital that the party is a corporation. But if the affidavit, process, or pleading omits such recital it is in my judgment amendable. In People v. Meyer,
The judgment is affirmed.
WIEST, CLARK, McDONALD, BIRD, and SHARPE, JJ., concurred.
The late Justice SNOW and Justice STEERE took no part in this decision.