Dill v. Board of Education
New Jersey Court of Chancery
Héard on bill, answer and proofs.
1Opinion of the Court
Pitney, V. C.
The complainants (mother and daughter, the latter an infant) are the owners of a house and lot situate on the south side of *423Chestnut-street, in the city of Camden, about forty-five feet east of Newton avenue, and ask the court to enjoin the defendants from erecting a school-house on land immediately adjoining their lot on the west.
The defendants are the Board of Education of the City of Camden, and, as such, have jurisdiction over, and charge of, all the public school buildings and grounds in said city, and have contracted to build, and before the interposition of the court…
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