Sullivan v. Gruskin

Rer Curiam.

On March 1st, 1929, the plaintiffs and the defendant owned adjoining lots in New Lon don. The complaint alleges that on or about that date the defendant erected a stone wall on the plaintiffs’ lot and cast dirt and stones on it, upon their garden, destroying the grass, growing plants and herbage thereon. The plaintiffs recovered a verdict for $250. In 1929 the defendant concededly contracted to have a house erected on his land and in the course of the work a considerable quantity of rocks was removed from the cellar and placed in the back of the lot. There was evidence that some of…