Malliat v. Vogel
Michigan Supreme Court
Appeals from Mason; McMahon, J. Bill by Frank J. Malliat against Albert Vogel and August Tiedemann, and by Pauline David and others against the same defendants, to quiet title. From decrees for complainants, defendants appeal.
1Opinion of the CourtLong, J.
These two cases were heard in the court below as one case, the questions raised in them being identical. The bills were bled to quiet complainants’ title, in which cases they claimed to own together in fee the N. E. i of section 12, in township 19 N., of range 18 W., being in Mason county, this State. One party owned one-half in fee and the other parties one-half.
It appears from the proof that in 1860 one Andreas C. Prussing became seised in fee of the land under a patent, which he caused to be recorded in the office of the register of deeds of that county. The complainants Pauline David and…
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