Taylor v. Fry
Michigan Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtSharpe, J.
By stipulation these cases were heard and submitted upon the same testimony. They were tried by the court without a jury.
In November, 1923, the defendant caused a plat designated “Ridgefield” to be made of certain property owned by him in the city of Detroit. On November 23d of that year he entered into a land contract for the sale of lot 255 therein to the plaintiff Robertson, and three days later entered into a similar contract for the sale of lot 256 to the plaintiff Taylor. A down payment of $165 was made, and additional payments have been made by each of them to the amount of $1,017.40.
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