Laughlin, Wood & Co. v. Cooney

(after stating the case as above).

We concur in the conclusion of. the learned trial judge that the fact that one or more of the residences in the neighborhood have been, in part, converted into apartments to be used as places of residence, and that one is used as a boarding house, is not such a ch'ange as to deny to the district, in which appellant proposes to establish and conduct its undertaking business and funeral parlor, the character of a strictly residential district. Saier v. Joy, 198 Mich. 295, 164 N. W. 507, L. R. A. 1918A, 825.

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