Rodenhouse v. De Golia
Michigan Supreme Court
Appeal from the superior court of Grand Rapids; Dunham, J. Bill by Albert Rodenhouse against William E. De Golia, Henry H. D. Langereis and others to set aside a deed and sale on the ground of fraud. Defendant Langereis filed a cross-bill for the forfeiture of a land contract. From the decree rendered, defendant De Golia appeals.
1Opinion of the Court
KUHN, C. J,
This bill was filed to obtain equitable relief arising from a situation created by the following facts:
On November 1, 1908, H. H. D. Langereis, one of the defendants, was the owner of a certain lot in the city of Grand Rapids, which on that date he sold upon land contract to Sherman B. Thomas and wife for $2,100. Thomas paid $500 down, and was to pay $10 on the first of each month thereafter, with interest at 6 per cent. On August 23,1913, Thomas and wife sold their interest in this property to Sylvester Vreeland and Celia B. Vreeland for the sum of $2,200. A new • contract was…
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