Thompson v. Noble
Michigan Supreme Court
Appeal from Huron; Beach, J. Bill by Charles E. Thompson, assignee of William H. Cooper and William Creevy, and others, against Orange Noble and the Keystone National Bank, for an accounting and the specific performance of a land contract. Complainant Thompson appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtHooker, J.
This case is a companion to that of Thompson v. Noble, ante, 19, to which we refer for a partial statement of the facts. Allusion was made in that case to a contract whereby Noble agreed to sell to Cooper and Creevy an undivided half interest in certain lands. It is this agreement, and the lands covered thereby, that are involved in this case. This contract was in writing, and by its terms Noble promised ‘ ‘ to sell, on payment of the purchase price, money, and interest, and performance of the articles in all things, and to convey an undivided one-half part of all the lands held and owned by…
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