Bailey v. Jackson
Michigan Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtSharpe, J.
Plaintiffs bring ejectment to recover the possession of a strip of land lying along Lake Michigan, being the south 80 rods of lot 3 in section 27 in township 12 north, range 18 west, of which they have the record title. The defendant claims by adverse possession. The court, on trial without a jury, made findings supporting plaintiffs’ claim and entered a judgment in their favor. Defendant seeks review by writ of error.
Among the findings of fact is the following:
“The court is of the opinion and further finds that the defendant has not established ownership in this property by adverse…
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