Drouillard v. Labadie

In May, 1922, plaintiff filed a bill of complaint in the Wayne circuit against defendant Charles A. Labadie alleging that he owned, which was the fact, a part of private plaim 179, lying between Monroe road and Detroit river, sufficiently described, and that defendant, owner of a parcel adjoining on the north, had entered upon the land and was erecting a fence’ four-feet south of plaintiff’s north line on the assertion and claim that the proposed fence marked the true line. The bill prayed injunction, and decree that plaintiff was the owner of the disputed strip. Plaintiff’s claim was set…