Add to ORKGPlaintiff sued a corporation and its president to recover money paid for purchase of stock sold in violation of the \u27\u27blue sky laws of Michigan. The president, through correspondence, had induced plaintiff to complete the purchase. Plaintiff had judgment below against both defendants. The president alone appealed, contending among other things that he was not an agent within the meaning of the statute. Held, affirmed. The word agent in the Michigan statute1 includes officers and directors of the corporation whether they are authorized agents or are holding themselves out as agents of the corporation. Cleland v. Smart, 321 Mich. 46, 32 N.W. (2d) 42 (1948)
Plaintiff engaged a Michigan corporation to negotiate the purchase for him of certain shares of stoc...
The defendants, employees of the plaintiff corporation, were discharged by the president, who was em...
Plaintiff corporation, an investment trust specializing in shares of small life insurance companies,...
Plaintiff brought a stockholder\u27s derivative suit against the directors of X corporation, allegin...
Plaintiff brought a stockholder\u27s derivative suit against the directors of X corporation, allegin...
Plaintiff corporation brought a bill in equity for an accounting of profits arising from an alleged ...
Plaintiff brought a stockholder\u27s derivative suit against the directors of X corporation, allegin...
X, in order to obtain funds with which to bid at a government sale of steel in 1919, offered defenda...
Defendant, president of a corporation acquired stock owned by plaintiff and others by falsely repres...
In 1942, X corporation and its stockholders entered into an agreement whereby it was stipulated that...
Defendant corporation elected to redeem its outstanding preferred stock at a price of $65 a share in...
The defendants were directors, officers, and sole stockholders of a corporation engaged in the busin...
A and B purchased from plaintiffs all of the stock of defendant corporation. Prior to the transactio...
A and B purchased from plaintiffs all of the stock of defendant corporation. Prior to the transactio...
S. entrusted by the president and general manager of a corporation with the business of obtaining a ...
Plaintiff engaged a Michigan corporation to negotiate the purchase for him of certain shares of stoc...
The defendants, employees of the plaintiff corporation, were discharged by the president, who was em...
Plaintiff corporation, an investment trust specializing in shares of small life insurance companies,...
Plaintiff brought a stockholder\u27s derivative suit against the directors of X corporation, allegin...
Plaintiff brought a stockholder\u27s derivative suit against the directors of X corporation, allegin...
Plaintiff corporation brought a bill in equity for an accounting of profits arising from an alleged ...
Plaintiff brought a stockholder\u27s derivative suit against the directors of X corporation, allegin...
X, in order to obtain funds with which to bid at a government sale of steel in 1919, offered defenda...
Defendant, president of a corporation acquired stock owned by plaintiff and others by falsely repres...
In 1942, X corporation and its stockholders entered into an agreement whereby it was stipulated that...
Defendant corporation elected to redeem its outstanding preferred stock at a price of $65 a share in...
The defendants were directors, officers, and sole stockholders of a corporation engaged in the busin...
A and B purchased from plaintiffs all of the stock of defendant corporation. Prior to the transactio...
A and B purchased from plaintiffs all of the stock of defendant corporation. Prior to the transactio...
S. entrusted by the president and general manager of a corporation with the business of obtaining a ...
Plaintiff engaged a Michigan corporation to negotiate the purchase for him of certain shares of stoc...
The defendants, employees of the plaintiff corporation, were discharged by the president, who was em...
Plaintiff corporation, an investment trust specializing in shares of small life insurance companies,...