In 2020, a Michigan couple agreed to buy a $1.275 million home for their growing family, but the seller cited his ex-wife's name on the title; after a $1.55 million judgment against the buyers, an appeals court overturned it
- A Michigan appeals court has overturned a $1.55 million (£1.19 million) judgment against a couple who backed out of buying a luxury home after discovering that the seller did not have sole ownership of the property.
- In an unpublished opinion under docket number 373967 (Roger Lewis and Nicole Susser v.
- Robert Blumberg), the Michigan Court of Appeals set aside the trial court's decision.
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- A Michigan appeals court has overturned a $1.55 million (£1.19 million) judgment against a couple who backed out of buying a luxury home after discovering that the seller did not have sole ownership of the property.
- In an unpublished opinion under docket number 373967 (Roger Lewis and Nicole Susser v.
- Robert Blumberg), the Michigan Court of Appeals set aside the trial court's decision.
Sources: Times of India