Nolan v. Mendere
Texas Supreme Court
Appeal from Grayson. Tried below before Hon. D. H. Scott.
1Opinion of the Court
GAINES, Associate Justice.
—The appellant and appellee were owners of adjacent lots in the city of Denison. Before the commencement of this suit appellee erected a stone building upon his lot. Appellant having refused to pay one-half of the expense of a common or party wall, the east wall was built entirely upon appellee's own land and extended to his east boundary line, which was the west boundary of appellant's lot. Ac the time of the erection of appellee's house that portion of appellant's lot which adjoined it was vacant, but subsequent thereto appellant erected a wooden shed upon his lot…
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