Section 1

Act 35 of 1911, § 1, under STREETS AND ROADS, ABANDONMENT.

Act 35 of 1911, § 1

Section 1. Be it enacted, &c., That where any street, lane, or alley laid out by any person or persons in any village or town plot, or in any plans of lots on lands owned or controlled by such person or persons, shall have been accepted as, or in any manner become, a public highway, and the said street, lane or alley, or any part thereof, has been or shall hereafter be duly and lawfully vacated as a public highway, and shall have been actually closed upon the ground, any action at law or equity by any person to enforce any right in said street, lane, or alley so vacated, or easement in the ground embraced within the boundaries of the same, by reason of ownership of or interest in any lot or lots in said plan, or otherwise, shall be brought within five years after the vacation of said street, lane, or alley as a public highway and the closing of the same on the ground, and not thereafter: Provided, That any person who would be sooner barred by this act shall not be thereby barred for one year from the approval hereof.