O'Bryan v. Highland Apartment Co.
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
CASE 27. — INJUNCTION BY THE HIGHLAND APARTMENT CO. AGAINST NETTIE C. O’BRYAN AND OTHERS TO ENJOIN THE BUILDING OF A STABLE IN VIOLATION OF BUILDING ORDINANCE — Appeal from Jefferson Circuit Court; (Chancery Branch, First Division). Shackelford Miller, Judge. From an order continuing a' temporary restraining order.defendants appeal —
1Opinion of the Court
*284Opinion op the Court by
Judge Lassing
Affirmiog.
Appellee is the owner of a large stone and brick building, used as an apartment house, situated on Cherokee Road, in Louisville. The building occupies practically the entire lot owned by appellee, and runs from the street back to an alley.' On the west of this building appellants own a lot which likewise runs from the street back to the alley. Upon a portion of their lot, fronting on the street, is a residence, in the rear of which is a frame stable. There is a vacant space or lot between appellant’s residence and appellee’s building. This space…
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