Hamilton v. Wilcox
Michigan Supreme Court
Appeal from Eaton; Smith, J. Bill by Herbert H. Hamilton, as executor of the estate of Daniel P. Wilcox, deceased, against Anna Wilcox and others to set aside as fraudulent conveyances of real property held by decedent. From a decree for complainant ordering a division of defendant’s homestead, complainant appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtSteers, J.
In this suit complainant appeals only from that portion of the decree directing division, instead of sale, of a city lot with a residence and other improvements thereon, which exceeds in value $1,500, and is claimed by defendant Anna Wilcox as a homestead.
A preliminary objection is made by counsel for defendants that the case cannot be reviewed upon a single point —“upon a partial and garbled appeal detrimental to the rights of the defendant.” It appears that such objection *553was made before the trial court upon settlement of the case.
It is stated in the printed record, and not disputed, that…
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