Arduino v. City of Detroit
Michigan Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtMcDonald, J.
This bill was filed to quiet title to a strip of land about 11 feet wide and 100 feet deep on May avenue in the city of Detroit, Michigan. It lies immediately north of lot 113 of the Robert E. Walker subdivision, and consists of three narrow strips referred to in the record as parcels “B,” “C,” and “D.” The record title to “B” and “C” is in the city of Detroit. The defendants William King and Emma King are vendees in a land contract for the purchase of parcel “D,” the title to which is in the St. Clair Heights Real Estate Company. The plaintiffs own the fee in the north 41.35 feet of lot 113.…
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