Bassey v. City of Huntington Woods
Michigan Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtSmith, J.
It is asserted in this case that the zoning ordinance (No 130) of the city of Huntington Woods is, as to plaintiffs’ property, unreasonable, discriminatory and unconstitutional. The trial judge so held. The defendants have taken a general appeal.
The properties here involved (with one exception) are lots fronting on Woodward avenue in the Huntington Woods subdivision, city of Huntington Woods, Michigan. The remaining lot, lot 87, is'located on the south side of Eleven Mile road west of Woodward avenue. The Woodward lots are zoned for single-family use. Lot 87 is zoned for 2-family, residential…
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