Moore v. Meade
Michigan Supreme Court
Appeal from Allegan; Brown (William B.), J., presiding. Bill by Myron B. Moore against Harry Meade, Nellie Meade, and Millie A. Simpkins to affirm a sale of real estate, and to enjoin an action at law. Defendant Simpkins filed a cross-bill to set aside said sale as fraudulent and for an accounting. From a decree for defendant Simpkins, plaintiff appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtStone, J.
This case is here upon the appeal of the plaintiff from a decree dismissing his bill of complaint and granting relief to the defendant Millie Simpkins on her cross-bill. In the original bill of complaint filed October 8, 1919, the plaintiff stated that defendants Harry Meade and his wife Nellie on June 9, 1919, were in possession of a farm' of 80 acres in section 20, township- of Trowbridge, Allegan county, which they held under a contract from- one Wallace C. Blackman and wife, by the terms of which there was unpaid $4,732; and that said Harry Meade was dissatisfied with the general…
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