166 Mich. 188 | Mich. | 1911
Plaintiff claims that he, Joseph Wawrzyniak, purchased the stock in trade of a bakery in the city of Detroit from August Natzmann, and later secured a lease from the owners of the premises, Frank and Valentine Natzmann, parents of August Natzmann; that on the 16th day of March, A. D. 1907, plaintiff sold the bakery to the defendants for $489.48, receiving $280 in cash, the balance to be paid within a short time; that he made several demands on defendants for the payment of the balance due, and on their neglect to remit he brought suit in the justice’s court for the city of Detroit. The defendants appealed to the Wayne circuit court, where the trial resulted in a verdict for the defendants of no cause of action.
It is the theory of the defendants that the plaintiff and his father were copartners; that, at the time plaintiff sold
Judgment is affirmed.