Buhler v. Trombly
Michigan Supreme Court
Appeal from Wayne; Frazer, J. Bill by Christian F. Buhler against Robert Trombly, guardian of Joseph Buhler, an incompetent, to enforce a parol agreement for the occupancy of certain real estate, and to restrain summary proceedings for the possession of the same. From a decree for' complainant, defendant appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtOstrander, J.
The contention of complainant is that, hy the mutual parol agreement of himself and Joseph Buhler, complainant was to occupy, rent free, certain premises on Macomb street, in Detroit, belonging to Joseph Buhler, during the life of said Joseph, and that, at his death, the premises were to be the sole property of complainant. The bill is filed to give effect to this agreement so far as the rent of the premises is concerned, to restrain certain proceedings at law brought to recover possession of said premises, and that the court “determine that your orator is entitled to continue in the use,…
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