Hammer v. Martin
Michigan Supreme Court
Appeal from Oakland; Rockwell, J. Bill by John Hammer and another against Armittie Martin to set aside an exchange of real property on the ground of fraud. From a decree dismissing the bill, plaintiffs appeal.
1Opinion of the Court
Kuhn, J,
The bill of complaint in this case seeks to set aside, on the ground of fraudulent misrepresentations, a certain real estate transaction wherein the plaintiffs purchased from the defendant, on land contract, an 80-acre farm in the township of Commerce, Oakland county, and turned in as the initial payment thereon their equity in a certain lot in the city of Detroit, assigning the land contract for the latter to the defendant. The allegations as to fraud are as follows:
_ “2. The preliminary negotiations between the parties which culminated in the execution of said contract, were had…
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