Connolly v. Keating
Michigan Supreme Court
Appeal from Hillsdale. (Lane, J.) Bill to set aside a deed, and to declare the title to the lands conveyed thereby to be in complainant. Defendants appeal. The facts are stated in the opinion.
1Opinion of the CourtLong, J.
This bill is filed for the purpose of setting aside a deed executed by Julian L. La Moore and Anna La Moore, his wife, to Peter Keating, deceased, and to declare the title to the premises described in said deed to be in the complainant.
The complainant’s contention is that in November, 1887, she placed in the hands of Peter Keating the sum of $500, with which to purchase for her the lands described in the La Moore deed, and to have the' title vest in herself, or in Peter Keating as trustee for her; that Keating took the money, made the purchase from La Moore, and took the title to himself…
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