Anderson v. City of Holland

In 1951 plaintiff purchased real estate in defendant city, it being his purpose at the time to build a service station thereon for the sale of a certain brand of gasoline. It was apparently the intention that such station would be operated by a company of which plaintiff was the president. Because of the situation existing at the time with reference to the property in question, title was taken in the name of plaintiff rather than by the corporation that he represented. Said property is located on the northwest corner of the intersection of River avenue and 13th street in Holland. It is…