Hall v. Hall
Michigan Supreme Court
Appeal from Huron'; Beach, J. Bill by Jessie E. Hall against James H. Hall and others to set aside a deed, and other relief. From a decree dismissing the bill of complaint, complainant appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtMoore, J.
The complainant was the wife of defendant James H. Hall. He was a man of affairs. In 1905 Mr. Hall had a bank at Port Austin which was in charge of his son H. Le Roy Hall, cashier. He had a bank at Kinde in charge of his son Ernest G. Hall, cashier. He was also the owner of considerable real estate; one tract of which, containing 738 acres, was known as the Clover Blossom farm. Some disagreements had arisen between Mr. and Mrs. Hall, but, so far as the record discloses, they were living together. Mr. Hall was indebted to his brother Charles L. in a considerable sum, and was also indebted to…
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