Brudin v. Inglis
Michigan Supreme Court
Error to Wayne; Frazer, J. Ejectment by John F. Brudin against Thomas R. Inglis. From a judgment for plaintiff, defendant brings error.
1Opinion of the CourtHooker, J.
We gather from the record that in 1835 a piece of ground called the “Porter Farm” was platted into lots, or at least that a plat purporting to lay said ground into lots was recorded in the register’s,office. We have a sketch of said plat in the record, and infer that each lot was to be 600 feet square. There is nothing upon the plat or in the proof that indicates where the Porter farm was, or that the lots were ever staked out. Some years later another plat was made, and purports to be the subdivision of lots 51, 50, 47, and N. of 46, Porter farm, *411city of Detroit. The plaintiff is owner of…
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