Thies v. Howland
Michigan Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtCavanagh, J.
The parties are owners of real property located in a subdivision on the south shore of Gun Lake in Barry County. The plat of the subdivision, originally recorded in 1907, indicates a twelve-foot-wide "walk” that runs immediately along the lakeshore. The first twenty lots in the subdivision abut this walk. A second row of twenty lots lies to the south of the first row. These rows are separated by a sixteen-foot wide "driveway.” Another driveway separates the second row from a third row of forty-three smaller lots. Twelve-foot wide "alleys” are located after every fourth lot in the first and…
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