Malone v. Glover
Supreme Court of Georgia
1Opinion of the CourtGilbert, J.
The parties to this case own adjoining lots in the City of Marietta. The building on the lot of Glover having been destroyed, he was preparing to erect another, and his plans for doing so contemplated the removal and remodeling of that portion, facing upon the public square, of a brick wall about one foot thick and standing between the respective properties. Mrs. Malone sought to enjoin the removal of the portion of the wall stated. In her petition as amended she claimed the ownership of the wall and the ground upon which ‘it stands; asserted that she had been in public, continuous,…
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