Redding v. Rozell

Morse,-J.

The main parties to this controversy are the same as in the case of Rozell v. Redding, 59 Mich., 331, only their positions as parties are inverted. The defendant, James H. Bedding, who is now the husband of Jane, who was once the wife of Henry Bozell, it is conceded has no interest in the suit, and was only made a party, nominally, because of his being used as an instrument in the conveyance sought to be rectified by complainant’s bill of complaint.

Much of the evidence in the two cases is identical, and is outlined in the opinion in Rozell v. Redding. It will be necessary, therefore,…