Adler v. Judge of Recorder's Court
Michigan Supreme Court
Mandamus, by Jacob Adler and Benjamin Rush, to compel William F. Connolly, judge of the recorder’s court of the city of Detroit, to vacate an order restraining the construction of a building.
1Opinion of the CourtFellows, J.
Plaintiffs, having submitted their plans and specifications, received on October 21, 1916, from the department of buildings of the city of Detroit, pursuant to the building code of that city, a permit for the erection of a building at the northwest' corner of Woodward and Collingwood avenues, the building to consist of 7 stores on the ground floor and 14 apartments on the second and third floors. Plaintiffs let to various contractors the contracts involving the construction of the building, and on May 28, 1917, they allege in their petition, they had expended $60,-000 thereon. There seems to…
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