Dubois v. Campau
Michigan Supreme Court
Appeal from Superior Court: of Detroit. Bill to enjoin the defense of adverse possession to an action in ejectment. The facts are in the opinion.
1Opinion of the CourtCampbell, J.
In December, 1858, certain parties to whose rights complainants have succeeded filed a bill of partition against Joseph Campau, claiming that they among them owned two undivided fifths, and that the said Joseph owned the remaining three-fifths .of a farm of 310 30-100ths acres, and several smaller parcels in and about Detroit. 'The said Joseph Campau pleaded in bar of the suit an adverse occupancy sufficient to cut off any title in other’s, if ■such title had existed. Complainants in the partition suit filed a replication to that plea, and testimony was taken upon the issue raised. A…
2Cited by1 opinion
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