Osgood v. Osgood
Michigan Supreme Court
Appeal from Jackson. (Peck, J.) Bill to secure lien on real estate for moneys advanced. Complainants appeal from decree dismissing bill. The facts are stated in the opinion.
1Opinion of the CourtSherwood, C. J.
The bill in this case was filed to ■establish and secure what may be found due and owing to the complainants from the defendants on certain real estate in the city of Jackson owned by said defendants, on an accounting to be had between them and the estate-of their son, Hiram C. Osgood, deceased. The bill was •duly answered by the defendants; and proofs taken upon the issues made by the pleadings and proofs; and the cause was heard upon such pleadings and proofs before Judge Peck, who dismissed the complainants’ bill with costs. 'Complainants appeal.
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