Weisenberg v. Village of Beulah

During the autumn of 1952 the plaintiff made arrangements to close his summer cottage-in the resort village of Beulah and on October 6th proceeded to his home in Owosso. As he had done-many years in the past, he first got permission from the village to turn off the main water valve out near the street so that he could open the faucets in his cottage and drain the pipes, and, the-permission obtained, he hired his usual plumber and local jack-of-all-trades to shut off the valve, drain the pipes, and close the cottage, all of which was done and the village clerk notified. The actual work of…