Eberts v. Fisher
Michigan Supreme Court
Appeal from the Superior Court of Detroit. (Chipman, J.) Bill to terminate lease and for partition. Complainants appeal.
1Opinion of the CourtChamplin, J.
In 1860 Phillis Eberts was the owner in fee of lot No. forty-four, in section eight of the Governor and Judges’ plan of the city of Detroit, then vacant and unoccupied, and on the 12th day of March of that year she executed a lease of the premises to one Lansing for twenty years at a ground rent of $1050 for the first ten years, and $1200 for the next ten years, upon the covenants and conditions following:
I. That the lessee should pay, as the same should become due, the rent aforesaid quarterly on the first days of August, November, February and May.
2. That the lessee should pay, as the same…
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