Anstays v. Anderson
Michigan Supreme Court
Appeal from Kent; Brown, J. Bill by Ted B. Anstays and another against William H. Anderson and others to restrain the commission of waste and for an accounting. From a decree dismissing the bill, complainants appeal.
1Opinion of the CourtStone, C. J.
The bill of complaint in this cause was filed by certain remaindermen against the defendants William H. Anderson and John V. Hauser, as tenants for life, to restrain the defendants from committing waste by moving any buildings on certain premises described, and from in any manner destroying or injuring the freehold of said premises, and for an accounting to the plaintiffs for the injury already done, and the waste already committed.
It appears that on June 21, 1906, John V. Hauser, one of the defendants, being the owner thereof, conveyed to his wife, Laura J. Hauser, a strip of land in Sparta…
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