Martin v. McReynolds
Michigan Supreme Court
Appeal, by defendant O’Flynn, from the Wayne Circnit in Chancery. The case is sufficiently stated in the opinion of the court,
1Opinion of the Court
Manning J.:
Martin & Townsend, and one Ten Eyck, since deceased, on the 80th October, 1852, filed a bill in the circuit court of Wayne county to foreclose a mortgage, executed to the Farmers’ & Mechanics’ Bank by McReynolds and O’Flynn, and assigned by the bank to complainants. On the 1st of June, 1855, a petition was presented to the court by Martin & Townsend, stating the death of Ten Eyck after the filing of the bill, and that the cause of action survived to them, and *72praying an order allowing- the suit to proceed in their names as survivors; which was granted by the court. Three days…
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