Pink v. Elder
Michigan Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtWiest, J.
Defendant McClintoek purchased from defendants Elder two lots in a subdivision, restricted to use for dwelling or residence purposes only, upon which there was a dwelling house, and engaged defendant William Elder to erect thereon a doctor’s office, apart from the dwelling house but connected therewith by a hallway. The office building is approximately 25 feet square, one story in height and will cost $3,000.. Plaintiffs are owners of a residence in the same subdivision but on another street and some distance away. They filed the bill herein to enjoin erection of the office building. Upon…
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