Wilson v. Potter
Michigan Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtCarr, J.
This suit in equity was brought for the purpose of having an instrument in the form of an absolute deed of conveyance construed as a mortgage. Plaintiff is the mother of defendant.. In 1944 they were living, together with other members of the household, in Poyal Oak. Some discussion between them with reference to the purchase of a home was had, finally culminating in an assignment to defendant of the vendee’s interest under a land contract for the purchase of property located at 639 S. Vermont street, Poyal Oak. Each party-contributed to the purchase price. In 1946 the contract was paid up in…
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