Morgan v. City of Chicago

On April 22, 1932, appellants filed a bill in the circuit court of Cook county seeking to enjoin the city of Chicago and its officials from issuing a permit for the construction of a gasoline filling station at the southeast corner of Sixty-seventh street and Jeffrey avenue. Appellants were the owners of certain properties in the vicinity of the proposed gasoline station. The trial court, upon recommendation of the master to whom the cause was referred, dismissed the bill for want of equity. The cause is before us on the certificate of the trial judge that the validity of an ordinance is…