Concluding that the alleged agreement was not a valid contract, primarily due to a lack of consideration and mutuality of obligation, the court affirmed the trial court's dismissal of the plaintiff's claims based on the alleged agreement....
The court held that the trial court did not err in finding the cross-defendants-Trajcevski entities (Trajcevski) liable for certain royalties under a land contract and awarding treble damages and attorney fees. Plaintiffs sued the defendants-Furgal...
Concluding that the alleged loan modification was oral, the court held that the trial court properly granted summary disposition in plaintiff-Comerica Bank's favor. Comerica sued defendants-Cheryl Maniaci and her company, Prickles, "seeking full...
Holding that the Court of Appeals properly found that MCL 339.2412(1) was inapplicable, but erred in finding that the contract between the plaintiffs-homeowners and the defendants-unlicensed builder (Willis) was void ab initio, the court affirmed...
The court affirmed the trial court's order compelling the plaintiff to carry out acts necessary to complete the settlement and carry out the refinancing. The appeal arose out of a feud between two brothers, plaintiff and defendant-Terry Yaryan,...
The court held that the trial court did not err in denying the defendant's motion to suppress the results of his hospital blood draw, in instructing the jury on reckless driving causing death, or in scoring his OVs. However, it was unclear whether...
The district court erred by dismissing the plaintiffs-alleged gang members' (the "Juggalos'") constitutional claims based on lack of standing where they claimed they suffered violations of their constitutional rights at the hands of state and local...
Holding that the trial court correctly determined that plaintiff's policy fell under § 2827 and thus, the defendant-insurer was "required to remit the policy limits to plaintiff without regard to whether the structure was actually repaired or...
The court vacated the trial court's order awarding confinement expenses to the extent it required the defendant-father to reimburse the plaintiff-mother for out of network costs, and remanded the matter to the trial court to determine whether the...
The court held that the trial court did not err by granting the defendant-county's motion for summary disposition and quieting title in favor of the defendant-management company (PJM) or by dismissing the plaintiffs' case as to all defendants. The...
Holding that the trial court did not clearly err in finding that termination of the respondent-father's parental rights was proper under § (g) and that termination was in the child's best interests, the court affirmed the order terminating his...
The court held that the FOC referee erred by changing primary physical custody of the child from the plaintiff-mother to the defendant-father because her order was issued and entered in violation of multiple procedural rules and substantive...
Holding that plaintiff-Auto-Owners did not waive its right to rescind or void the policy, and that it was entitled to rescind the policy even if the misrepresentations were innocent, the court affirmed summary disposition for Auto-Owners. However,...
Because it was "definitely and firmly convinced that the probate court erred" in finding that the evidence satisfied the criteria for a conservatorship to be appropriate under MCL 700.5401(3), the court reversed the order establishing a...
Holding that the plaintiff-LLC lacked statutory standing to challenge the results of the zoning referendum election under MCL 600.4545 because it was not a citizen of the county, the court reversed the trial court's order denying the intervening...
The court held that the trial court properly terminated the respondent-mother's parental rights to the child where at least one statutory ground for termination existed and it was in the child's best interests. The trial court terminated...
The court affirmed the trial court's judgment of no cause of action, entered after a bench trial, where plaintiffs alleged that defendants committed negligent misrepresentation during the course of a real estate transaction. Plaintiffs alleged...
The court held that the trial court did not abuse its discretion by entering a judgment of foreclosure and dismissing the defendants-homeowners' (Michael and Beth Dusseau) counterclaims because the parties entered into a binding and enforceable...
Holding that the trial court did not clearly err in finding that § (c)(ii) was established by clear and convincing evidence, or in finding that termination was in the children's best interests, the court affirmed the trial court's order...
The court held that the trial court did not err in ruling for the third-party defendant (Taylor) and her company (the plaintiff), declaring plaintiff the owner of two parcels of land previously owned by the defendants and dismissing their...
The court affirmed the trial court's grant of (1) joint physical custody of the parties' children and (2) mid-week parenting time to plaintiff-Matthew (the father). The parties married in 2000, and had 2 children over the course of their marriage....
Holding that it did not promote the children's best interests to continue their education in a school 14 miles from the home of defendant-Garrison (the father) and 28 miles from the home of plaintiff-Zalewski (the mother), the court reversed the...
The court held that the record sufficiently evidenced the DHS's compliance with the ICWA and MIFPA notice requirements. Also, the trial court did not violate the respondent-father's rights under the MMMA. Finally, he was not denied the effective...
The court reversed and remanded for entry of an order granting summary disposition in favor of defendant-Great Lakes (garnishor). Plaintiff-KBD sued Great Lakes. Great Lakes obtained a favorable verdict that also resulted in an award of costs and...
The court held that the trial court did not err in its division of the parties' marital property, but remanded for further consideration of the defendant-ex-wife's request for attorney fees, spousal support, and health insurance. In the divorce,...
Concluding that the trial court failed to follow the law of the case and the Michigan Supreme Court's remand order, the court held that it also erred in ruling that the defendants had a prescriptive easement allowing them to erect a dock and moor...
The court held that the trial court did not err by awarding the plaintiff-father sole legal and physical custody of the parties' two children, AW and GW. On appeal, the court rejected the defendant-mother's argument that the trial court...
Holding that the plaintiff did not allege a legally cognizable claim to set aside the foreclosure and sheriff's sale, the court affirmed the trial court's order granting defendants-JP Morgan Chase Bank and Fannie Mae summary disposition in this...
The court affirmed the trial court's order granting defendant-Jaideep's motion to dismiss plaintiff-Inderpreet's complaint for annulment based upon lack of jurisdiction. The parties married in India in 2010, moved to the U.S. in 2012, and resided...
Holding that the plaintiff-buyer failed to establish a genuine issue of material fact that the defendant-title agency breached a term of the parties' title insurance policy contract, the court affirmed the trial court's order granting defendant...
Holding that the trial court did not err in determining that the plaintiff-husband did not own a business that could be distributed as part of the marital estate, or abuse its discretion in denying the defendant-wife's motion for attorney fees and...
Holding that the Guaranty was ambiguous, the court affirmed the trial court's order insofar as it held that Sable (a plaintiff in one of these consolidated appeals and a defendant in the other) was personally liable for the amount of the Promissory...
Holding that the trial court erred by applying the more stringent standard for determining whether there was proper cause or a change in circumstances sufficient to revisit the parenting time order, and that there was proper cause or a change of...
The court held that the trial court did not err in finding that the respondent-trustee of the Rajzer trusts was not required to effect a substitution of property on the petitioner-Rigoni's command, or in its valuation of the membership interests...
Holding that the plaintiff failed to establish a genuine issue of material fact as to all the elements of the common work area doctrine, the court affirmed the trial court's order granting the defendant-general contractor summary disposition....
Holding that the trial court did not err in awarding the plaintiff-mother $10,705 in attorney fees and costs pursuant to MCR 3.206(C)(2)(a) and MCR 2.114(D)-(F), the court affirmed the trial court's order. The award was for fees and costs incurred...
Rejecting the plaintiff-Association's arguments as to why the supermajority provision in the condo bylaws should not be enforced, the court held that the trial court properly granted the defendant-condo unit owner summary disposition on the basis...
Holding that the trial court did not clearly err in making its findings of fact and that the property division was fair and equitable in light of the facts, the court affirmed the property division. However, it vacated the award of attorney fees to...
The court held that the trial court improperly granted the defendants summary disposition on the plaintiffs' malpractice claims and their breach of express warranty claim against defendant-Wright in this case arising from the construction of...
Concluding that the "evidence overwhelmingly showed that the parties intended to share all of their assets" and not to retain any separate property, the court held that the trial court did not err in finding that all the assets at issue were...
