Kelman v. Singer
Michigan Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtClark, J.
The bill was filed to enjoin a violation of a building restriction imposed by a common grantor. Defendants owned land at the southwest corner of Kirby avenue and Hastings street in Detroit, subject to the following restriction by their deed and of record:
“No building to be erected nearer than twenty-five feet to the south street line of Kirby avenue, these restrictions to expire on January 1, 1937.”
They proposed to build stores upon this land including the restricted area of 25 feet along Kirby avenue. This threatened violation plaintiffs sought to enjoin.
Plaintiffs owned lots on the south…
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