Crowell v. City of Monroe
Supreme Court of North Carolina
Appeal from Lyon, J., at February Term, 1910, of UnioN. Civil action for damages for wrongfully closing a public street.
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Appeal from Lyon, J., at February Term, 1910, of UnioN. Civil action for damages for wrongfully closing a public street. These issues were submitted: 1. Is the feme plaintiff the owner of the lots and property, as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Tes. 2. Has the defendant wrongfully closed, or caused to be closed, that portion of Church Street on which feme plaintiff’s property abuts, as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Tes. 3. Has the defendant; by closing Church Street at the railroad crossing, interfered with the ingress and egress of plaintiff’s property, as alleged in the complaint?…
1DissentHoke, J.
Action for damages for wrongfully closing a public street. These issues were submitted:
1. Is the feme plaintiff the owner of the lots and property, as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes.
2. Has the defendant wrongfully closed, or caused to be closed, that portion of Church Street on which feme plaintiff's property abuts, as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes.
3. Has the defendant, by closing Church Street at the railroad crossing, interfered with the ingress and egress of plaintiff's property, as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes.
4. What damage, if any, has the plaintiff sustained by…
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