3. That the said defendant, William C. Munson, may be restrained by the temporary injunction of this court from selling, assigning, mortgaging encumbering, conveying, transferring or disposing of in any manner the said real estate as hereinbefore described until a final hearing may be had herein, or until the further order of this court.

4. That the said injunction may be made permanent against the said William C. Munson.

5. That said Plaintiff may have such further or different relief as shall be agreeable to equity and to this court shall seem meet, and said plaintiff will ever pray, etc.

WILLIAM LYLE. COOK & COOK,

Attorneys for plaintiff.

Business address:

204-56 Eddy Building, Saginaw, Michigan, (c) Answer of Defendant.- (Caption.) This defendant reserving to himself all rights of exception to said amended bill of complaint for answer thereto, says:

Defendant admits the statements made in paragraphs 1, 2 and 3, except that he denies that he made any oral agreement with said plaintiff to sell to said plaintiff said land or to give him the privilege of purchasing the same, or that he ever promised him, orally, to reduce such agreement to writing.

, II. In answer to paragraph 4, defendant says that the only possession had by said plaintiff to said land was that of a tenant, that he did not make any improvements of value to anyone except himself, as a tenant on said land, but on the contrary he agreed to make said improvements, and many more which he has failed to make for the use of said land.

III. In answer to paragraph 5, this defendant reiterates paragraph "A" in Subdivision 8 of his answer to the original bill of complaint, and further says that he denies that he ever intended to have incorporated in said lease, made and executed on Sunday, as in said answer stated, the language as quoted in said paragraph 5; that said lease was prepared by his son-in-law, James McDonald, and that when this defendant signed said lease, he supposed that the language used was as he had understood the talk had in reference to this privilege of purchasing said land, which was to the effect that after the two (2) years had expired for which said premises were leased, that if said plaintiff wanted to purchase said property, at that time, he would be willing to sell it to him for the sum named. That he did not read said lease; did not know the language used until it was called to his attention at the time said plaintiff talked with him in relation to the selling of said land to Henry J. Dieckmann, as stated in Subdivision "C" in said paragraph 8 of his said answer in said original bill of complaint.

IV. In answer to the remaining paragraphs of said amended bill of complaint, this defendant says that the allegations therein contained are the same as set forth in said original bill of complaint, and that his answer thereto is the same as stated in his answer to said original bill of complaint, and that he reiterates such answer in full, the same as though he had reincorporated the same in this answer.

V. This defendant further answering said amended bill of complaint denies all and every allegation therein contained not herein answered, as aforesaid and denies that said plaintiff is entitled to the relief or any part thereof in said amended bill of complaint demanded, and prays the same advantage of this answer as if he had pleaded, or demurred to the said amended bill of complaint, and prays that the same be dismissed with his reasonable cost and charges in this behalf sustained.

WILLIAM C. MUNSON,

Defendant,

By W. J. LAMSON,

Attorney for Defendants.

(d) Exhibit "A".-It Is Hereby Agreed, Between William C. Munson, party of the first part, and William Lyle, party of the second part, as follows: The said party of the first part, in consideration of the rents and covenants herein specified, does hereby let and lease to the said party of the second part, the following described premises, situated and being in the Township of Buena Vista, County of Saginaw and State of Michigan, to-wit: Commencing at the south quarter (J) of section seventeen (17), thence north ten (10) chains, west four (4) chains, south ten chains and east four (4) chains to the beginning; also east half (1/2) of twenty-five and one-half acres of land described as follows: Commencing at a point on the north and south quarter (J) line of section seventeen (17), nine (9) chains seventy-one (71) links from the south boundary line of said section thence running north on said quarter (J) line seventeen (17) chains ninety (90) links, thence west parallel with the south boundary fourteen (14) chains twenty-five links to a point, thence south parallel with said quarter (1/4) line seventeen (17) chains 90 links to northwest corner of land formerly owned by Lazette E. Munson, thence east to the beginning, for the term of two years from and after the 1st day of March, 1919, on the terms and conditions hereinafter mentioned, to be occupied for farming.

Provided, That in case any rent shall be due or unpaid, or if default shall be made in any of the covenants herein contained, then it shall be lawful for the said party of the first part, certain attorney, heir representatives and assigns, to re-enter into, repossess the said premises, and the said party of the second part and each and every other occupant, to remove and put out.

And the said party of the second part does hereby hire the said premises for the term of two years as above mentioned, and does covenant and promise to pay to the said party of the first part, his representatives and assigns, for rent of said premises for said term the sum of Three hundred dollars per year, payable as follows: One hundred and fifty dollars on the 1st day of August, 1919, and one hundred and fifty dollars every six months thereafter until the whole of six hundred ($600.00) is paid.

Provided further that said party of the second part shall, on or before the expiration of this lease have the privilege of buying said above de scribed property for the sum of three thousand five hundred dollars ($3500.00).