Wright v. Fisher
Michigan Supreme Court
Appeal from superior court of Detroit. (Chipman, J.) Bill filed to set aside deed on ground of fraud in its procurement when complainant was intoxicated Complainant appeals from decree dismissing bill. The facts are stated in the opinion.
1Opinion of the CourtMorse, J.
The complainant in his bill, as amended, avers, substantially, that his father died in 1850, leaving personalty and two pieces of real estate; that complainant was then seven years of age, and was soon thereafter placed under guardianship. Six months after the death of his father, the. mother of complainant married the defendant. The defendant and the widow were administrators of the estate of complainant’s father.
That defendant was for some years guardian over complainant, and was such guardian when he reached his majority, at which time he settled with complainant; that, a few months after…
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