Power v. Palmer
Michigan Supreme Court
Appeal from Lenawee; Hart (Burton L.), J. Bill by Idella M. Power against Elwood C. Palmer and another to set aside certain deeds. From a decree dismissing the bill, plaintiff appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtSharpe, J.
John C. Palmer died at Royal Oak on January 30, 1919, aged 94 years, leaving a last will and testament, executed on March 25, 1917, by the provisions of which all of his property was devised and bequeathed to the plaintiff, a daughter, and the defendants, his two sons, in equal shares. On July *55319, 1918, about 6 months before his decease, he executed two deeds, one conveying a farm of 120 acres in Hillsdale county, and the other a house and lot in Hudson, Lenawee county, both of the value of about $10,000, to the defendants as tenants in common. This suit is brought by the plaintiff to set aside…
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