Ketcheson v. Spragg
Michigan Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtWiest, C. J.
Plaintiff is defendants’ grandmother. Defendants owned a lot in the city of Detroit, located at the corner of Joseph Campau avenue and East Grand boulevard, with a frontage of 30 feet on the boulevard and 167 feet on Joseph Campau. Joseph Campau is a business street and the boulevard is not. The adjoining and inside lot, fronting 30 feet on the boulevard, was owned by plaintiff. The two lots were wanted by a party and were sold to him for $86,100, of which plaintiff received $15,600.
Plaintiff claims that the amount she received was less than the value of her lot, and she was induced to accept…
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