Stansell v. American Radiator Co.
Michigan Supreme Court
Appeal from Wayne; Murfin, J. Bill to quiet title by Arthur D. Stansell against the American Radiator Company. From a decree dismissing complainant’s bill, he appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtBlair, J.
On April 11, 1885, M. J. Murphy & Company, the predecessor of the Murphy Chair Company, purchased certain land in Detroit and a right of way over a 30-foot strip furnishing an outlet to Russell street. Subsequently, this property and easement were acquired by the Murphy Chair Company. Briggs and Sill, the originators of the American Can Company, on July 27, 1899, purchased land abutting on the 30-foot strip and on Russell street and Trombley avenue, with an easement for a railway track across the 30-foot strip. On December 21, 1899, Murphy, Wasey & Company purchased the parcel east of the…
2Cases cited13 opinions
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