Jaup v. Olmstead

Plaintiffs Sadik Jaup and Clara Jaup entered into an agreement with defendant Charles M. Olmstead in September of 1949, to purchase 2 stores in the city of Detroit. This agreement stated in part:

“It is understood that the partitions and 2 gas heating plants (are considered as part of the purchase price and shall remain on this property).”

In October, Olmstead conveyed the' property to plaintiffs. He remained in possession as a tenant of plaintiffs until September of 1950, when he vacated the premises. Plaintiffs charge that when he did so he “took with him portions of the heating unit plants,…