Munroe v. Winegar
Michigan Supreme Court
Appeal from Ottawa; Padgham, J. Bill by Stephen L. Munroe- against William Winegar, Luman Jenison, Lucius Jenison, and the First National Bank of Grand Rapids to quiet title. From a decree for complainant, and an order denying a rehearing, defendants appeal.
1Opinion of the Court
Montgomery, O. J.
The original bill in this case was-filed to quiet complainant’s title, which he claims to own by virtue of a tax title for the taxes of 1893. Decree-passed in favor of the complainant, and later on the defendant bank filed a petition for a rehearing, which the court took under advisement, but finally denied. An *311appeal is taken both from the original decree and from the order refusing a rehearing.
It is contended that the tax title is invalid for the following reasons:
1. Under the decision in Connecticut Mut. Life Ins. Co. v. Wood, 115 Mich. 444 (74 N. W. 656).
2. Because the…
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