Bedier v. Reaume
Michigan Supreme Court
Appeal from Wayne. (Reilly, J.) • Bill to cancel a deed, and for a reconveyance. Com-'plainant appeals. The facts are stated in the opinion.
1Opinion of the CourtHooker, C. J.
Joseph Coon died intestate, at Dear-born, Wayne county, Mich., on February 11, 1889, leaving a widow and several sons and daughters, among the latter being the complainant, who at that time lived in Montana. Defendant Fuller was appointed special administrator, and. later was regularly appointed administrator, of the estate. Defendant Willmarth was his bondsman in relation to the estate to a large amount. He was also one of the commissioners on claims. The estate consisted of a farm of about 400 acres, near Dearborn, some real estate in Detroit, and some personal property. The real estate was…
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