Pellston Planing Mill & Lumber Co. v. Van Wormer
Michigan Supreme Court
Appeal from Emmet; Shepherd, J. Bill by the Pellston Planing Mill & Lumber Company against Austin H. Van Wormer to set aside a sheriff’s deed, to restrain defendant from entering or remaining on the premises, and for general relief. From a decree dismissing the bill, plaintiff appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtFellows, J.
December 10, 1914, the sheriff of Em-met county levied on premises of the present plaintiff, situated in that county, to satisfy an execution, theretofore issued out of the circuit court, upon a judgment rendered in justice’s court and duly transcribed, in favor of the Rockwell Manufacturing Company. On March 30, 1915, said premises were sold at execution sale to Roy A. Darling, for the sum of $130.14, and a certificate of sale was issued to him; on January 11, 1916, he assigned such certificate to the First State Bank of Petoskey; on March 30, 1916, the bank as*650signed such certificate to…
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