Waltman v. Rund
Indiana Supreme Court
From the Brown Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the Court
Black, C.
A demurrer to the complaint of the appellant: against the appellees, for want of sufficient facts, was sustained.
The complaint showed that the appellant was the owner of certain lots and parts of lots in block six, of the town cf Georgetown, Brown county, in this State, some of said lots and parts of lots being bounded on the west by a certain street known as Western Border street, thirty-six feet wide, running north and south the entire length of said town, and all of them being adjacent to certain alleys which intersected said block; also, that he was the owner of the lands west of…
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