Case v. Harrah

Plaintiff files his bill herein as receiver against defendant for an accounting, to compel a refund of money paid for taxes, to cut off by foreclosure and sale defendants’ rights in the timber in question, and for other relief. From a decree for plaintiff, defendants appeal. Defendant Harrah entered into a written contract with Thomas G. Sullivan as follows:

“This agreement made this fourteenth day of August, nineteen hundred twenty, between Thomas G. Sullivan, a widower of Munising, Michigan, and Charles W. Harrah, of Detroit, Michigan.

“Witnesseth: The said Sullivan hereby agrees to sell and…