Rauhut v. O'Donnell

Harrington, Chancellor:

Prior to June 10th, 1914, a double brick house, with one partition wall, stood on two adjoining lots on the East side of Rodney Street, in the City of Wilmington, immediately north of its intersection with Sycamore Street. Both lots were rectangular in shape, and their northerly and southerly lines were parallel with Sycamore Street. The house on the Northern lot was designated as No. 516 South Rodney Street, and the house on the southern lot was designated as No. 518. Both lots were owned by Charles Harry Zechman, one of the defendants, and the partition wall between…