Courtland Township v. Cole
Michigan Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the CourtG. R. Deneweth, J.
Plaintiff sought to enjoin defendant Cole’s use of a mobile home on a tract of land he owns in plaintiff township. The Kent County Circuit Court, after issuing a temporary injunction, held a nonjury trial on September 6, 1974, to determine if defendant’s mobile home violated the township zoning ordinance. Finding no violation of either the zoning ordinance or the township building ordinance, the circuit court denied the relief sought and dissolved the temporary injunction. Plaintiff appeals as of right. Defendant Sparta State Bank, holder of a security interest in the mobile home, has shown…
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