Toll v. Wright
Michigan Supreme Court
Error to Monroe. Trespass quare clausum, removed from justice’s court on a plea of title, and decided against the plaintiff in a finding by the circuit judge without a jury. The facts are in the opinion.
1Opinion of the CourtCooley, C. J.
The plaintiff in error was plaintiff in the court below. Her action was trespass guare clausum, and the facts were found by the circuit judge as follows: “ The land in controversy is situate in Monroe county, Michigan, and formerly belonged in fee to Michael Seymour, who resided in said county, and died February 20th, 1849, intestate. Administration of his estate was granted to his widow, Christeine Seymour, by the. probate court of Monroe county, May 27th, 1849, who accepted the trust, qualified and acted as administratrix.
“The files of said probate court in the estate of said deceased show…
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