Herrick v. Carpenter
Michigan Supreme Court
Appeal from Ottawa. (Arnold, J.) Bill to declare valid an executor's deed, and, if held invalid, to reinstate a mortgage in satisfaction of which the deed was executed. Defendant Carpenter appeals. The facts are «stated in the opinion.
1Opinion of the CourtLong, J.
The complainant is a resident of the state *442of New York. She filed her bill in the circuit court in chancery of Ottawa county to have declared valid a certain deed of conveyance, and upon failure to establish the validity of such deed to have reinstated a certain mortgage theretofore discharged of record by her, and for the foreclosure of such mortgage.
It appears that on October 15, 1873, Myron Harris and Israel Y. Harris gave to the complainant their promissory note for the sum of $4,704.93, due in two years from that date, with interest at 7 per cent. To secure the payment of this note they…
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