Merrill v. Wilson
Michigan Supreme Court
Appeal from Alger. (Steere, J.) Bill to set aside a deed for fraud, and for reconveyance, etc. The facts are stated in the opinion.
1Opinion of the CourtChamplin, J.
Complainant filed his bill in this cause on the seventh day of April, 1886, stating that he was the owner in fee of certain lands in Alger county, Michigan, therein particularly described; that prior to the third day of *233October, 1885, he placed in the hands of Combs & Wilson, real-estate agents in East Saginaw, these lands for sale, with instructions to sell the same for cash, and for cash only, and that he would make no other contract, and, if a sale for cash .could not be made, he would withdraw them from the market. Combs & Wilson informed complainant that they had found a purchaser who…
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