A Michigan family owned a one-third-acre lakefront cottage before Prairie View Park was built; more than 60 years later, courts say Kalamazoo County can condemn it
- A long-running legal dispute over a one-third-acre lakefront property surrounded by a public park has reached a key stage.
- A state appeals court has ruled that local officials can take the land using their legal powers to acquire private property.
- The Michigan Court of Appeals upheld a lower court ruling that allows Kalamazoo County to take ownership of the residential cottage at 1739 East U Avenue in Vicksburg.
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- A long-running legal dispute over a one-third-acre lakefront property surrounded by a public park has reached a key stage.
- A state appeals court has ruled that local officials can take the land using their legal powers to acquire private property.
- The Michigan Court of Appeals upheld a lower court ruling that allows Kalamazoo County to take ownership of the residential cottage at 1739 East U Avenue in Vicksburg.
Sources: Times of India