Michigan State Insurance v. Soule
Michigan Supreme Court
Appeal from Ottawa. (Arnold, J.) Bill to quiet title. (Bill and cross-bill.) Linnie S. Soule appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtCooley, J.
The circuit judge who took the testimony -and heard these cases found material facts as follows :
That one Lucy Piquette was the patentee of certain lands in Ottawa county, including a parcel of about forty-four acres now claimed by these parties respectively.
That prior to August 6, 1860, she made a mortgage of ■.said lands, which was subsequently the subject of a suit for ■foreclosure, in the Ottawa circuit court in chancery, in which suit decree for sale was made, and the lands were sold to William M. and Thomas W. Perry.
That afterwards, and on December 16,1867, said William M. and Thomas W.…
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