Fahey v. Pell

In June, 1943, plaintiffs filed bill of complaint alleging that defendant Harry Pell, an attorney at law of Allegan, and his wife, defendant Myra Pell, had “fraudulently confederated and connived to cheat and defraud” and deprive them of certain real estate in Allegan county, and asking that defendants be decreed to convey said property to them and account for damages sustained. Defendants answered, denying the charge of fraud and that .plaintiffs were entitled to the relief sought. The trial court entered decree dismissing plaintiffs’ bill, and they appeal. This being a chancery case, we…