Kudner v. Miller

This suit had its inception in the commissioner’s court of the county of Lapeer, Michigan. Its purpose was to recover possession of certain premises because of the alleged default by the defendant in payments on a land contract of purchase. On October 22, 1921, the plaintiffs sold the premises in question on land contract to one Minnie E. Van Dusen. At that time they were not the owners of the fee but held a vendee’s interest in a contract of purchase from a Mr. Weston. Their contract with Miss Van Dusen provided that she should keep the building insured, the loss payable to the plaintiffs as…