Abbott v. Gregory
Michigan Supreme Court
Appeal from Yan Burén. Bill to set aside deed and compel conveyance. Complainant, and defendant Catherine A. Abbott' appeal.
1Opinion of the CourtMarston, J.
There are some legal objections set up to the relief sought for in this case which will first be noticed.
First, that the court had no jurisdiction, because it was not alleged in the.bill of .complaint that the property in dispute was of the - value of over $100.
It does appear in the bill of complaint that the complainant claimed to be the owner in fee simple of the premises, consisting of three hundred and sixty acres, *70and that since his conveyance to defendant Gregory the latter had conveyed them to Fifield; and that the consideration as expressed in the deed was $15,000. We are of opinion…
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