Legal Opinion

Carroll v. City of Lynchburg

Supreme Court of Virginia

Decided April 26, 1888PublishedCited by 8 opinions

Error to judgment of corporation court of city of Lynch-burg, entered January 15th, 1887, affirming a judgment of the mayor of said city rendered November 15th, 1886, against John W. Carroll, the plaintiff in error, finding him guilty of violating section 4, amended chapter of the ordinances of said city.

1Opinion of the CourtLacy, J.

The plaintiff in error was summoned before the mayor, and fined for building a wooden building outside of the fire limits within the city of Lynchburg, in violation of the fourth section of the ordinance of the city, which provides as follows:

*804“ (4) No person shall erect any building in that portion of the city outside of the fire limits, and within thirty feet of any building not his own property, except of such materials as are allowed for buildings within said limits.” The plaintiff in error constructed an addition of another story to a house already built of materials prohibited by the…

2Cited by8 opinions

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