Malcomson-Houghten Co. v. Gregorian Building Co.
Michigan Supreme Court
Appeal from Wayne; Van Zile, J. Bill by Malcomson-IIoughten Company, the assignee of a part interest in a second mortgage given by Gregorian Building Company to George B. Wadham, Jr., to foreclose its interest against Gregorian Building Company, George B. Wadham, Jr., and others. George B. Wadham, Jr., filed a cross-bill to foreclose his remaining interest. From the decree entered both cross-complainant and cross-defendant appeal.
1Opinion of the CourtStone, C. J.
This case is before us upon the appeal of George B. Wadham, Jr., cross-complainant, and the appeal of the Gregorian Building Company, cross-defendant. The grounds of their respective appeals will be stated later.
The case was heard at the circuit upon the evidence taken in open court, and the trial judge therefore had the benefit of seeing and hearing the witnesses and parties testify. There was great conflict in the evidence, which took a wide range. The questions involved are largely questions of fact. We have spent much time in examining the testimony and various exhibits offered at the…
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