Lobnitz v. Fairchild

Defendant appealed from an order denying his motion for a new trial.

The action is to determine a boundary line between city lots, and the trial court determined the line according to the city plat, declining to apply the doctrine of estoppel and later refused to amend the findings.

In 1921, while the Minnesota Implement Company owned lots one to ten, inclusive, of a certain block in an addition to Willmar, it built a foundry building 40 x 60 on what ivas supposed to be lot seven, which lies between lots six and eight. One Dahl furnished labor and material therefor. He filed a mechanic’s lien…