Staub v. Tripp

Plaintiff brought this suit to recover damages for breach of covenant of title. In May, 1922, Mr. and Mrs. Tripp gave plaintiff a warranty deed of certain property located on the easterly shore of Lake Michigan in the city of South Haven. A pavilion known as the Big Casino was supposed to be located on the land conveyed. The deed contained the usual covenants, and the consideration was $40,000. The land was described as follows:

“Lots one to six inclusive, lots 25 to 30 inclusive and the north half of lots 7 and 24, in Block twelve of Dyckman & Woodman’s Addition to the Village (now city) of…