Seligman v. Estate of Ten Eyck
Michigan Supreme Court
Error to Saginaw. Appeal from probate order confirming tbe réport of commissioners upon an estate, rejecting a claim. The estate brings error.
1Opinion of the CourtCampbell, J.
Plaintiffs, as assignees of Jerome P.Kroll, ■recovered in the Saginaw circuit court on appeal, a claim which had been rejected by the commissioners, for an alleged balance due on the price of logs sold and delivered by Knoll to the firm of C.- & E. Ten Eyclc, of which deceased was the only general partner. This contract was made November 23, 1878, and provided for the sale of two million feet of white pine logs cut and to be cut from the north half of section 13, the northeast quarter of section 14, and from section 12, all in town 20 north, of range 1 west; no log to be under 14 inches in…
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