Alexander v. Bernard
Michigan Supreme Court
Appeal from Gratiot; Stone, J. Bill by Emma J. Alexander against Fred H. Bernard, Elsie Vandercook, and others, to compel the delivery of certain deeds. From a decree for complainant, the above-named defendants appeal.
1Opinion of the CourtMoore, C. J.
This is an appeal by Fred H. Bernard and Elsie Vandercook from a decree in favor of complainant, compelling the delivery of two deeds held in escrow by defendant Fred H. Bernard. The bill of complaint was filed January 24, 1903.
On the 4th day of May, 1901, Elsie Yandercook, defendant, claimed to be the owner of two certain pieces of real estate in the city of St. Louis. George Freeland, his wife, Della A. Freeland, and their son, Perl E. Freeland, entered into an agreement with her to purchase one of said pieces of land at the price of $650, to be paid $50 down, $25 on the 15th of September,…
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