Boyd v. Bloom

Appellant sued appellee to enjoin him from removing a gate erected across a private way, and for damages. After the issues were joined the court tried said cause, and made a special finding of the facts and stated conclusions of law thereon in favor of appellee, to each of which appellant excepted. Judgment was rendered in favor of appellee. The errors assigned call in question each conclusion of law.

It appears from the special finding that one Shanower owned two adjoining tracts of land, and that the north end of one of said tracts abutted upon a public highway. In 1890 said Shanower sold…