Clark v. Clark

Claimant was a carpenter foreman in the employ of his brother, David Clark, who was erecting a dwelling on Churchill avenue, in the city of Detroit. David also owned the adjoining lot upon which he in*653tended to erect a dwelling, and had let the contract to excavate for the cellar. Claimant received instructions from him to permit no building materials for other dwellings being erected in the vicinity, to be deposited on the adjoining lot. On March 23d two men with a wagon load of bricks drove onto the adjoining lot and began unloading them. Claimant advised them that the bricks were not for…