Pennington v. Pennington
Michigan Supreme Court
Appeal from Clinton. (Smith, J.) Bill filed for the cancellation and removal from record of a deed. Decree reversed, and one entered granting relief prayed for. The facts are stated in the opinion.
1Opinion of the CourtCampbell, J.
Isaac Pennington, the original complainant, who has died since the appeal, filed his bill for the cancellation and removal from record of a deed to the defendant, which was executed August 12, 1887, and deposited for safe keeping with Ezekiel Niles, and not to be delivered during complainant’s life." Whether to be delivered then, at all events, is disputed. About November 1, 1887, defendant *601procured an order from complainant to Niles to let him have the deed, and it was delivered to defendant, who recorded it. Complainant claimed that the order was given in order that •the deed should be…
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