Griffin v. Hovey
Michigan Supreme Court
Appeal from Shiawassee; Miner, J. Bill by Alonzo Griffin, as administrator of the estate of Henry 0. Hovey, deceased, against Hiram E. Hovey and Chloe M. Durham for the annulment of certain deeds. From a decree for defendants, complainant appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtKuhn, J.
The bill of complaint in this case is filed in the name of the administrator of the estate of Henry 0. Hovey, deceased, for the purpose of setting aside two deeds made by Henry 0. Hovey and his wife, one of which conveyed a farm of 100 acres to the defendant Hiram E. Hovey, a son, and the other a farm of 80 acres to the defendant Chloe M. Durham, a daughter. The bill also prays for an accounting on the part of Hiram E. Hovey of the proceeds and profits of said farms from the year 1890, when he assumed the management thereof, until July, 1911, when Henry 0. Hovey died, leaving a widow and *106three…
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