Pratt v. Lewis
Michigan Supreme Court
Appeal from Bay. Injunction. Defendant Lewis appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtGraves, J.
This bill was filed June 9,1870, by Charles Pratt against George Lewis, Jacob Sebeck, and James J. McCormick, in the circuit court for the county of Bay in chancery, and the case was subsequently transferred by stipulation to the circuit court in chancery for Genesee county. The acts and proceedings which induced the suit belong to a controversy concerning the required locality upon the ground of the' east and west street or way, once called Cass street, but recently Twenty-second street, in that part of Bay City formerly called Portsmouth.
The way or easement was in actual use, and of course…
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