Loomis v. Connecticut Railway & Lighting Co.
Supreme Court of Connecticut
Action by property-owners to restrain the construction of a street railway, and action by the street-railway company to restrain the property-owners from interfering with the construction of the railway, brought to the Superior Court' in New Haven County and tried together to the court, 'Sham-way J.; judgment for the railway company in each case, and appeal by two of the property-owners.
1Opinion of the CourtHall, J.
On the 15th of October, 1902, the Connecticut Railway and Lighting Company, acting under § 3828 of the General Statutes, presented to the board of aldermen of the city of Derby a written application for the approval of a plan of construction of its street railway through Derby Avenue, Gilbert Street, and New Haven Avenue, in the city of Derby, accompanied by a map showing the proposed location of the tracks, which, after due notice and hearing, was on the 14th of November, 1902, approved, with the following modifications: “ Except that from a point commencing at the junction of Commerce…
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