GOSLIN v. GOSLIN

Calendar No. 47, Docket No. 49,413.

369 Mich. 372 (1963)

120 N.W.2d 242

GOSLIN v. GOSLIN.

Supreme Court of Michigan.

Decided March 7, 1963.


Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

Philip Woodworth, for plaintiffs.

John M. Patterson, for defendant.


OTIS M. SMITH, J.

Plaintiffs, Harold T. Goslin and Margaret E. Goslin, husband and wife, sued Charlotte Goslin for specific performance. Harold T. Goslin is a son of Charlotte Goslin. The trial court found that an enforceable contract for the sale of realty was entered into between plaintiffs and the defendant and her deceased husband, Alfred J. Goslin. Charlotte Goslin appeals from the decree of specific performance.

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