Pines v. Equitable Trust Co.

Plaintiff filed a bill against defendant for injunction against defendant interfering with plaintiff’s possession of mortgaged premises, collecting rents and profits, and from interfering with plaintiff’s full dominion, for accounting and for other relief. August 15, 1928, Samuel Eosenbloom, a single man, of the city of Detroit, was the owner of the lots involved in this suit upon which is located a building consisting of 32 apartments, 5 stores, a 60-car garage, and a roof garden. Eosenbloom, on that date, was desirous of issuing and selling first-mortgage-real-estate-gold-coupon bonds…