Cleland v. Clark
Michigan Supreme Court
Appeal from Muskegon; Russell, J. Rill by Daniel Cleland against John H. Clark, Mary Clark, Charles Carpenter, Harriet Carpenter, George Newville, Lena Newville, and Isaac Manchester in aid of execution. From a decree for complainant, subject to the equities of certain defendants, he appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtMoobe, J.
This proceeding was commenced by a bill filed in aid of an execution. The complainant obtained a judgment against John H. Clark, and caused a levy to be made upon land in which he claimed Clark had an interest. He also claimed that Clark had fraudulently conveyed away some of the land, and he asked to have the conveyances set aside, and that he might be allowed to-sell the land free from said conveyances. The circuit judge made a decree to the effect that 40 acres of said land, when the levy was made, was occupied by Clark as a homestead, and was exempt from levy and sale upon execution, and…
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