Holderness v. Central States Finance Corp.
Michigan Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtNorth, J.
This suit was instituted in the circuit court of Wayne county, in chancery, for the purpose of restraining the defendants from violating certain building restrictions. Before the hearing Mandikash and wife had secured a deed from the Central States Finance Corporation and the suit was dismissed as to that defendant. The relief sought was granted against the defendants Mandikash and they have appealed.
Greenfield Park, a subdivision, consisting of 812 lots, is a part of the city of Detroit. It was opened in 1915, and at the time this litigation arose all of the lots had been sold. No…
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