Bush v. Merriman
Michigan Supreme Court
Appeal from Kent. (G-rove, J.) Bill to reform a deed, and enjoin the collection of a judgment recovered in an action for breach of its covenants of title. Complainant appeals. The facts are stated in the opinion.
1Opinion of the Court
Champlin, 0. J.
The bill of complaint is filed in this case to reform a certain deed of real estate described as “the entire of lot two, block two, Snell’s addition to the village of Lowell, as of record,” so that the same shall read, “all of village lot number two of block two, according to Caroline Snell’s recorded addition to the village of Lowell, excepting that portion heretofore sold by the first party hereto unto one Ann Loughlin by deed bearing date the tenth day of August, 1877;” and also to restrain the defendants from prosecuting a suit, or any suit, against the complainant for…
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