Michigan Supreme Court October 16, 1877 (Pitcher v. Douglas)
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United States · · · 16-10-1877
Marston, J.
Under the terms of the will of Zina Pitcher, deceased, the relief sought for in this case cannot be obtained.
Emily L. Pitcher was clearly given a life estate in lots six and seven, and as such was entitled to the possession and rents, issues and profits thereof, while other portions of the estate were expressly charged with the encumbrance thereon and with, keeping the dwelling
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