Freeland v. Charnley

— Mary M. Gray is a married woman, residing with her husband in the State of Michigan. In March, 1880, she was the owner of a lot in the city of Goshen, in this State. Appellant wrote her husband and agent a letter, proposing to buy the property, and offering to pay the price named upon the delivery of a proper abstract and sufficient deed. The agent answered, accepting the proposition, and at the same time wrote to Theodore Gavin, instructing him to procure an abstract of title for appellant, and to forward an accurate description of the lot. There was no description of the lot in any of…