Boucher v. Trembley
Michigan Supreme Court
Case made from Chippewa; Steere, J. Ejectment by Carrie Boucher against Amille Trembley and others. There was judgment for plaintiff with an allowance to defendants for improvements, and on plaintiff’s exceptions a case was made for this court.
1Opinion of the CourtMcAlvay, J.
Plaintiff sued defendants in ejectment to recover possession of a certain fractional piece of land. Plaintiff claims title in fee and the right to possession of the land in dispute by virtue of a certain tax (feed from the State to her grantor, Janie R. ^Macdonnell, dated July 27, 1903, and certain quitclaim deeds from all the heirs of the owner of the original title, made subsequent to the date of the tax deed. Defendants by their plea gave notice of title by adverse possession, and also under the statute claimed compensation for improvements. Defendant Amille Trembley is the widow of Pierre…
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