Tucker v. Gvoic
Michigan Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtKelly, J.
Defendant owned a building with a 70-foot frontage on Woodward avenue, between Jefferson and Woodbridge, in the city of Detroit. This 70-foot frontage was divided by a brick wall into two 35-foot units.
Defendant’s unit No 1, a 4-story building, known as 314 Woodward, was leased by the defendant to the plaintiffs, who occupied and used same for a bar or tavern.
Defendant’s unit No 2, a 4-story building, known as 308-310 Woodward (immediately south of unit No 1), was leased by defendant to the Ritter Company.
Another 3-story brick building which will be referred to in this opinion as the…
2Cases cited1 opinion
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