Lesisko v. Stafford

Plaintiffs and defendants own houses on adjoining lots. There is a driveway between them, part of which is on each lot. Plaintiffs sought injunctive relief in a bill of complaint charging that defendants and their real estate business clients “use said driveway with their own car or cars, and continually park and block said drive, so that the plaintiffs are unable to use it, either with an automobile or to walk thereon. ’ ’ Defendants were served but failed to appear, and the bill was taken as confessed by an order of November 12, 1938. The case was heard before the late Judge Allan Campbell,…