Crumrine v. Bernstein

This is an appeal by defendants Milton M. Bernstein and Bose Bernstein from a decree setting aside two assignments of a land contract, one from the plaintiffs to the defendant Knuckles, and the other from Knuckles to the Bernsteins. The bill was dismissed as to defendant James I. Ellmann.

The plaintiffs were vendees in two land contracts for the purchase of ten acres of land north of Pontiac, Michigan. On October 6, 1926, through defendant Knuckles, a Detroit real estate dealer, they sold their equity to Milton M. Bernstein and Bose Bernstein, his wife, on contract. The consideration was…