People v. Weber
Michigan Supreme Court
Error to recorder’s court of Detroit; Marsh (Pliny W.), J. Joseph F. Weber was convicted of maintaining a nuisance.
1DissentWiest, J.
Defendant was convicted in the recorder’s court for the city of Detroit, for .allowing a nuisance to exist on' premises owned by him, the nuisance consisting of no light or ventilation for “toilet rooms, and averred in the complaint to be contrary to section 5, chapter 133, of the compiled ordinances of the city of Detroit for the year 1912. *182The record does not show, but it is stated in the brief, of counsel for defendant, that the complaint was amended to charge defendant as owner of the building, and the Builders’ Construction Company, Vrikol Krivokucha and Jacob Caplan as tenants, each…
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