Williams v. Olson
Michigan Supreme Court
Appeal from Iron; Stone, J. Bill by George R. Williams against Mary E. Olson and others to set aside certain notices of tax sales, and to restrain trespasses upon land. Prom an order overruling a demurrer to the bill, defendants appeal.
1Opinion of the CourtOstrander, J.
Complainant, describing himself as a
nonresident of the State, filed his bill of complaint, asking that the service of certain tax notices be set aside, and that an injunction issue, forbidding defendants to enter upon certain described lands and to cut or remove timber therefrom. It is alleged in the bill that complainant is owner in fee simple of the lands described, and that his deed is of record in Iron county, Mich., where the lands lie. When he became owner, of whom he purchased, and the date and place of record of his deed are facts not set out. It is alleged that one of the defendants…
2Cases cited3 opinions
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