Hewitt v. Durant
Michigan Supreme Court
Appeal from Oakland. (Moore, J.) Bill to set aside a sale and conveyance of real estate by executors. Complainant appeals. The facts are stated in the opinion.
1Opinion of the Court
Sherwood, O. J.
The bill of complaint in this case is filed to set aside a conveyance of real estate given by the *188executors of the last will of Albert Terry, late of the township of Avon, in the county of Oakland.
Albert Terry died in 1880, leaving a widow, four sons, and three daughters. He also left personal property appraised at $2,051.64, and two farms, both situate in said town, — one containing 120 acres, appraised at $7,860, and the other consisting of 160 acres, appraised at $8,540. He left his entire estate without incumbrance, and made his will, whereby he gave the use of the large…
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