106 Mich. 163 | Mich. | 1895
The bill in this case is filed to enforce the specific performance of a contract-for the exchange of a farm in Allegan county for a house and lot in the city of Grand Rapids. Deeds were executed and deposited in escrow, and the conditions upon which they were deposited have been performed by the complainant, and the relations of the parties so changed that equity requires the enforcement of the contract, unless the reasons urged by the defendants shall be allowed to prevail. See 6 Am. & Eng. Enc. Law, 867, 870.
The defendants set up in their answer that, in the preliminary negotiations leading up to the contract, the complainant was guilty of fraud, the claim being that com
We are asked to decree an accounting for the rental value of the premises occupied by the defendants, but the decree below contained no such provision, and complainant has not appealed.
The decree will be affirmed, with costs.