Horton v. Williams
Michigan Supreme Court
Appeal from Ingham. (Person, J.) Bill to restrain the erection of a building in a public alley. Complainants appeal. ■ The facts are stated in the opinion.
1Opinion of the CourtMcGrath, C. J.
Complainants, who are owners of *425property abutting upon an alley in the city of Mason, file this bill to enjoin defendant from erecting a building in one of the main outlets of said alley. Complainants own
lots Nos-. 1, 2, 4, 8, and 9. The alley between' A and B streets is 33 feet wide. The alley running from Ash street to Maple street is 8 feet wide. The block was platted in 1838, by one Noble. Since that time said alley has been used as a way to and from B street. The 8-foot alley, beginning at the alley in question, and running south to Ash street, is a private alley, and is impassable, by…
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