Thompson v. Marley
Michigan Supreme Court
Appeal from Mackinac. (Adams, J.) Bill to set aside a deed, and to declare a trust under a prior deed. Complainants appeal. The facts are stated in the opinion.
1Opinion of the CourtLong, J.
This cause was heard below on bill and general demurrer, and the demurrer there sustained, and bill dismissed.
The bill alleges, substantially, that all the parties to the cause are the children and heirs at law of Michael Marley, deceased, who died June 22, 1893; that on September 15, 1891, Michael Marley conveyed the premises in controversy here to his daughter Felicia Marley, by warranty deed, without any consideration, and with the understanding that said property should be held in trust by her, to be distributed after his death between herself and the other children and heirs at law of…
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