2. That the court require plaintiff on receiving payment of such sum to reinstate said contracts in full force and effect, to receive the payments therafter falling due and to convey to defendants or their assigns, upon the completion of said contract, as therein provided.

3. That if any other person is found to have any interest in said property under or through plaintiff, that such person, unless found to have rights superior to those of defendants, be made a party to this suit and decreed to hold such interest subject to the rights of defendants under said contracts.

4. That if the court shall find it to be impossible or inequitable to require the reinstatement of said contract at this time, an accounting be taken of the amount paid by defendants on said contracts and that plaintiff be required to refund to defendants the amount of such payment, after deducting all reasonable costs and charges.

5. That defendants have such other relief in the premises as may be deemed equitable.

Simeon Cugell,

Attorney for Defendants.

(Signed) Saul H. Meister. Julius Lefton. By Saul H. Meister.

State of Michigan, County of Wayne, ss.

On this 4th day of February, 1920, before me, a Notary Public, personally appeared Saul H. Meister, one of the defendants named in and who subscribed the foregoing Bill of Complaint, who, being duly sworn, deposes and says that he has read the foregoing Bill of Complaint by him subscribed and that the facts therein stated are true of his own knowledge except as stated to be on information and belief and that as to those matters he believes it to be true.

Grace Cox, Notary Public, Wayne County, Mich. My commission expires October 3, 1921.

(e) Decree.- (Caption.) At a session of the Circuit Court for the County of Wayne in Chancery, held at the courtroom thereof in the City of Detroit, on January 26th, 1921.

Present: Hon. Henry A. Mandell, Circuit Judge.

This cause having come on to be heard on the pleadings on file and proofs taken in open court, and the court having duly considered the same The court finds:

1. That the quit-claim deeds from Saul H. Meister to Julius Lefton referred to in the Bill of Complaint as Exhibits G and H, and recorded in Liber 1252 of Deeds, page 494, and in Liber 1308 of Deeds, page 19, Wayne County Records, were executed and delivered by defendant Meister to defendant Lefton to secure a certain indebtedness from said Meister to said Lefton; and that on the date of the hearing of this cause, said indebtedness had been fully paid and discharged.

2. That on the 19th day of November, 1920, defendant Saul H. Meister was indebted to the plaintiff under the four contracts referred to in the Bill of Complaint as Exhibits C, D, E and F, and hereinafter more fully described, in the sum of Three Thousand Sixty-Six and 33/100 ($3,066.33) Dollars, which sum includes the amount due, both principal and interest, on said contracts and taxes paid by the plaintiff with interest which by the terms of said contract were payable by said defendant Meister.

3. That on the date of hearing of this cause, one Charles L. Robertson, and one Samuel J. Moore, and one J. M. Duncan, claimed certain rights or interests in the aforesaid land contracts and the property therein described, by virtue of and under conveyances from the plaintiff made and executed subsequent to July 24th, 1919; and that said parties then and there had knowledge, notice and information of the interest of defendant Meister in and to said contracts and property.

It Is Therefore Ordered, Adjudged And Decreed As Follows:

(a) That the aforesaid quit-claim deeds from defendant Saul H. Meister to defendant Julius Lefton be, and the same are hereby vacated cancelled and set aside.

(b) That defendant Saul H. Meister be, and is hereby relieved from forfeiture of said contracts.

(c) That within thirty (30) days herefrom defendant Meister deposit with the clerk of this court, the aforesaid sum of three thousand sixty-six and 33/100 ($3,066.33) dollars together with the costs of the proceedings before the circuit court commissioner and one-half of the taxable costs of this court, said costs being in the sum of twenty-seven ($27.00) dollars; the said sum in all aggregating the sum of three thousand ninety-three and 33/100 ($3,093.33) dollars together with interest at 6 per cent from the 19th day of November, 1920, and give notice of such deposit to the plaintiff; that the said plaintiff within forty-five (45) days of receipt of notice of such deposit shall convey the premises herein described by warranty deed and furnish an abstract of title as provided in such land contracts; that said plaintiff shall obtain and deliver to defendant Meister sufficient quit-claim deeds and discharges of any right, title and interest of Charles L. Robertson, Samuel J. Moore, and J. M. Duncan in and to said land contracts and the property therein described; and if said plaintiff cannot procure such quit-claim deeds and discharges, then shall it within such aforesaid period, commence such legal action as may be necessary to divest any such right, title or interest, and prosecute the same with all due diligence until the cloud upon the title by reason of said parties' claims be removed.

(d) Said land contracts are described and identified as follows:

1. Contract dated October 19, 1915, made and executed by and between Moore & Veale Real Estate Corporation, as first parties, and Thomas B. Townsend as second part, and wherein Thomas B. Townsend and Mayo M. Townsend assigned their interest to the defendant Meister on January 29, 1916.

2. Contract dated October 19, 1915, made and executed by and between Moore & Veale Real Estate Corporation, as first party, and Thomas B. Townsend as second party, and wherein Thomas B. Townsend and Mayo M. Townsend assigned their interest to the defendant Meister on January 29, 1916.