First Baptist Church v. Letson
New York Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtPersonius, J.
The plaintiffs and defendants own and occupy adjoining lots. The plaintiffs sue for an injunction restraining the defendants from using a strip of the plaintiffs’ land, adjacent to the defendants’ lot for a common driveway. The defendants, alleging the existence of a common driveway between the lots, demand that the plaintiffs be enjoined from interfering therewith. The following plot of the premises will tend to clarity:
The plaintiff church owns Lot A. The plaintiff Ashmore occupies it. The defendants own Lot B, which was formerly divided into Lots B-l and B-2. On the plaintiffs’ lot is a…
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