McDougall v. Henderson
Michigan Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtButzel, J.
Randolph McDougall and Alice Mc-Dougall, his wife, as vendors, entered into a written executory contract for the sale of real estate to William W. Henderson and Hannah A. Henderson, his wife, and Robert J. Merrill and Teresa Merrill, his wife, as vendees. Payments were duly made and possession of the premises delivered to vendees. Mr. Henderson subsequently died, and Mrs. Henderson, as survivor of herself and her husband as joint tenants, continued in possession of the premises with the Merrills. She made a number of payments on the contract, but later both she and the Merrills defaulted.…
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