Dillon v. Moore
Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York
1Opinion of the CourtBbewsteb, J.
The plaintiff brought this suit in equity for, and by the judgment appealed from has obtained, injunctive relief restraining defendant from certain alleged trespasses and compelling him to remove a certain building erected by him and alleged to encroach upon an alleyway in and to which she asserted a written title to a right of way. The locus in quo is in the city of Cortland.
Plaintiff’s right of way is founded upon a grant, by deed made to her in 1912, wherein it is described as being “ from the rear of the premises above described [being the granted lands] to Railroad Street upon and over…
2Cases cited2 opinions
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