Chatham-Trenary Land Co. v. Swigart
Michigan Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtWlEST, J.
Plaintiff, as owner of 16,980 acres of land in Alger county, this State, wanted to sell the same and, on December 4, 1920, entered into a contract with defendant George W. Swigart, who contracted in his own behalf, and for the other defendants, regarding the sale thereof. The contract covers 11 pages of the printed record, and is too long to be set out at length in this opinion, and we, therefore, state but the substance thereof. In the contract the lands were classified as high-grade, average-grade, and third-grade, and the price to be received by plaintiff for each grade was designated,…
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