Black v. Condon
Mississippi Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtLee, J.
The complainants, Mrs. Bessie Storer Condon and others, by their bill of complaint, sought an injunction against John C. Black to prevent the obstruction of an alleged alley, as therein described. The answer denied the existence of the alley, either public or private. At the con*53elusion of the evidence, the Court granted the prayer of the bill; and from the decree entered, Black appeals.
The parties own business property, fronting east on Church Street in the City of Louisville. Black’s property is a corner lot, 120 feet east and west by 26 feet north and south, and is also adjacent to Main…
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