Pulcifer v. Bishop
Michigan Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtClark, J.
The bill and cross-bill seek, principally,
quieting title and determination of certain property rights. Plaintiffs had decree. Defendants have appealed.
In 1899 James A. Green owned, title in fee, subject to mortgage, a parcel of land on St. Clair river in St. Clair county. A highway extended across the east end of this property, adjacent to and parallel with the river, which highway is now a paved trunk line known as St. Clair drive. A narrow strip of river bank, part of the parcel, was between the highway and the river itself; nearly all of the parcel was west of the highway. In 1900 Green…
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