Wyman v. Village of St. Johns
Michigan Supreme Court
Appeal from Clinton. (Daboll, J.) Submitted on briefs April 11, 1894. Decided June 2, 1894. Bill to restrain defendant from interfering with complainant's fence, trees, and sidewalk. Complainant appeals from a decree dismissing his bill. The facts are stated in the opinion.
1Opinion of the CourtHooker, J.
The complainant is the owner of lots 11 and 12, of block 118, of the village of St. Johns. Notice being served upon him to remove his fence upon the north side of said lots, upon the claim that it encroached upon Gibbs street, he filed the bill in this case to restrain the authorities of the village from interfering with the fence *573and trees gpon the premises, and from molesting a sidewalk which he had built within the boundaries of said street, but not where the same had been directed to be laid. The circuit judge dismissed the bill.
We think the decree of the circuit court was right. The…
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