Horning v. Saginaw Circuit Judge

Relator was defendant in a chancery proceeding, in which he was charged with having purchased certain lands and securities as trustee for the complainant therein. He filed an answer to the bill of complaint, but before proofs were taken the parties to the cause agreed upon a settlement of the matters in dispute, and on January 3, 1910, a consent decree was entered, by the terms of which complainant was to pay the relator the sum of $6,000 on or before February 15, 1910, with interest from February 1, 1910. Upon the payment of said sum, relator was to transfer and convey the property in…