Shelden v. Bennett
Michigan Supreme Court
Appeal from Clinton. Foreclosure. Both parties appeal.
1Opinion of the CourtCooley, J.
This is a foreclosure suit. To a proper understanding of the issues a brief statement of the dealings between the parties seems essential.
The complainant is a member of the firm of Allan Shelden & Co., wholesale dealers in merchandise in the city of Detroit. The defendant Patience A. Bennett was in business as a retail dealer at Ovid, and commenced making purchases of said firm in 1871, her husband ~W. O. Bennett apparently acting as her general business manager. On the seventh day of October, 1872, an indebtedness had accrued from the defendant to Allan Shelden & Co. amounting to between…
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