Hamilton v. City of Chicago

This is an appeal from a decree of the circuit court of Cook county, entered July 14, 1922, perpetually enjoining the City of Chicago, its Building Commissioner and its Chief of Police, and their agents, deputies and employees, from interfering with the complainant in the erection of a garage upon certain premises at the southeast corner of 68th street and Paxton avenue in said city in accordance with plans approved by the various departments of the City of Chicago, ‘1 so long as said complainant, in the erection of said garage, conforms the erection thereof to said plans and the permit…