Kinyon v. Young
Michigan Supreme Court
Appeal from Tuscola, Injunction to restrain action of ejectment. Defendant appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtCooley, J.
The bill in this case is filed for a threefold purpose : First, to enjoin the prosecution of a suit in ejectment by defendant for the recovery of certain lands described therein ; second, to correct a mistake in a deed whereby complainant makes claim to the land; and third, to have a conveyance under which defendant asserts title to the land set aside as a cloud on complainant’s title.
The substantial facts are the following: In 1871 Josiali Kinyon owned the land in controversy. Complainant is his son, and was then living with him. He came of age at about that time, arid he claims that he then…
2Cited by7 opinions
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