Michigan Supreme Court September 10, 1908, Docket No. 69 (Stuart v. Greanyea)

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United States · · · 10-09-1908

Hooker, J.

The parties to this suit own adjoining premises, bordering Saginaw Bay. The complainant’s bill was filed to enjoin defendants from fishing with set nets within two miles of the shore at a place alleged to be in front of complainant’s land, and in which he had riparian rights, and defendants had not. The defendants have appealed.

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