Kundinger v. Bagnasco
Michigan Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtMcAllister, J.
Plaintiff Kundinger filed her bill of complaint to restrain defendants from using property as a funeral home. From a decree granting an injunction, defendants appeal.
The property of plaintiff Kundinger and of defendants is located in Detroit in Linden Lawn subdivision, which comprises one square block. All of the structures thereon situated are residential homes of fine appearance that are described, in the language of the trial court, as pretentious and costly. The subdivision was platted in May, 1898, and, although the plan disclosed no restrictions, all, except three of the 30 lots, were…
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