Mason v. Kellogg
Michigan Supreme Court
Error to Kalamazoo. Assumpsit on a covenant of warranty. The facts are in the opinion.
1Opinion of the CourtGraves, J.
Mason sued Kellogg on the covenant for quiet enjoyment contained in Kellogg’s deed to Mason’s predecessor in title, Mary Ann Phillips, for lot sixteen of Sill’s addition to Kalamazoo. The circuit judge ordered *134a finding for the defendant and the jury so found. Mason then brought error.
In some of its aspects the case has an importance beyond its bearing upon the interests of the immediate litigants. Before proceeding to ascertain the state of the case in point of law, a reference is necessary to several of the main facts. March 17th, 1849, the property was owned by one Healey, and he then…
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