Stansell v. Leavitt

This case, which has become somewhat familiar, does not present any features of importance beyond what appeared on former hearings in 44 Mich. 424 and 48 Mich. 225. It will not, "therefore, be necessary to make any full statement of facts beyond the points needing attention.

The controversy in the record was whether or not plaintiff had sold certain personalty to Mrs. Sarah "Warren, defendant’s vendor. Evidence was introduced of a written conti act in the name of her husband, Garrett Stansell, covering lands and chattels of plaintiff, and of subsequent acts of plaintiff claimed to have been…