Bang v. Forman
Michigan Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtMcDonald, J.
The purpose of this suit was to restrain the defendants from resubdividing into smaller lots a portion of what is known as Shady Shore plat, a recorded plat bordering on the shore of Lake Huron, from selling the smaller lots with an easement in the beach, and from constructing and using a certain roadway through the lots. Shady Shore plat is divided into 27 lots, of which 25 have a 50-foot front on the beach and extend back to a public highway, a distance of 500 or 600 feet. Two of the lots are narrower. The land comprising the plat is described as “the most beautiful of all Port Huron’s…
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