Jensen v. Shevitz

This case is instituted by plaintiffs to reform a contract as to the purchase price therein named in regard to the sale and exchange of apartment house properties between the parties. Defendants other than the Shevitzes and Sloans are not interested in the result. Prior to April 8, 1920, plaintiffs were the owners of the equitable title to valuable real estate in the city of Detroit, known as the Palmer apartments, containing 22 apartments and 3 stores. They had purchased this property on a land contract from one Albert E. and Fannye Bernstein. On the above date plaintiffs entered into a…