Long v. Sinclair
Michigan Supreme Court
Case made from the Superior Court of Grand Eapids. Covenant for breach of warranty. The facts are stated.
1Opinion of the CourtMarston, J.
The plaintiff Long brought an action of covenant for breach of warranty. In his declaration, in setting up the breach, he averred that one John McFee, who had a lawful right and title to the premises, “by due process of law, entered into the same, and upon the possession of said lands and premises, and ejected, expelled and removed the said plaintiff against his will from the possession, etc., * * * and that the legal title or right of the said John McFee, by which he attained his judgment of ejectment against the said plaintiff, was not” etc. The proof showed an action of ejectment to have…
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