VanMarter v. First National Bank

Backes, Y. C.. This is a bill to restrain a public nuisance causing a private injury.

The complainant owns a store building on the northerly side of Nassau street, Princeton, in which he conducts business. The defendant’s land adjoins on the east, and extends to the corner of Witherspoon street a distance of forty-nine and fifty-two hundredths feet. • Sixteen years ago the defendant erected a five-story banking-ho'use on the northwesterly corner of the streets, fronting on Nassau street twenty-six and eighty-five hundredths feet; and in the summer of 1916 built an addition covering the…