Loomis v. Smith
Michigan Supreme Court
Appeal from Calhoun. Bill in aid or Execution. The facts are in the ■opinion.
1Opinion of the CourtCooley, C. J.
This is a bill in aid of an execution. 'The complainant’s judgment is against John Smith, junior. An execution issued upon it was levied July 30, 1870, on ■certain lands in Calhoun county. The only interest which Smith is shown to have had in these lands was acquired by .a contract for the purchase thereof between himself as purchaser and Joshua and Susan Wright as vendors, bearing •date in November, 1866, and still unperformed by him. .March 1, 1870, Smith sold his interest in this contract to Melvin L. Clute, receiving $250 in land, and agreeing to •assign it on the first day of October…
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