Johnson v. Mayor of Oakland
Court of Appeals of Maryland
1Opinion of the CourtLTrner, J.
The declaration in this case alleges, in effect, that the plaintiffs are the owners and possessors of certain real estate consisting of a garage, dwelling house, office building and other property situated on the north side of Oak Street, between Third Street on the east and 'Second Street on the west, 'in the town of Oakland, Maryland; that between the property of the plaintiffs and Second Street is a bridge by which Oak Street crosses over the tracks of the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad; that Oak Street is the shortest connection between the improved state highways leading east and west from…
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