Bloch v. Isham
Indiana Supreme Court
APPEAL from the Porter Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the Court
Gregory J.
— The case made by the complaint is this: Schenclc and Isham, being the owners of adjoining lots in Valparaiso, entered into a written agreement, whereby Schenclc acquired the right to build one of the walls of a brick store, then in process of erection on his own lot, with one-half of its thickness resting on the lot of Isham; and Isham acquired *38for himself, his heirs or assigns, the right to use said wall by joining a building thereon, and agreed for himself and them to pay one-half of the original cost of said wall, when he or they should use the same. Schenck completed the brick…
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