Huddleston v. Deans
West Virginia Supreme Court
1DissentRiley, Judge
I respectfully dissent from the reasoning contained in the majority opinion.
The Court’s decision evidently turns upon the premise that the alley in question is a public way. In establishing this premise, the majority of the Court took the view that the case of City of Point Pleasant v. Caldwell, 87 W. Va. 277, 104 S. E. 610, is not in point with the’ instant case. But the opinion simply says that the two cases are distinguishable upon factual grounds. No effort is made to direct attention to the grounds of distinction. Personally, I have been unable to find any satisfactory ground upon which…
2Cases cited4 opinions
- City of Point Pleasant v. CaldwellWest Virginia Supreme Court · 1920
- Deitz v. JohnsonWest Virginia Supreme Court · 1939
- State Road Commission of West Virginia v. Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Co.West Virginia Supreme Court · 1934
- Town of Glendale v. Glendale Improvement Co.West Virginia Supreme Court · 1927