Brumley v. Town of Greeneville
Court of Appeals of Tennessee
1Opinion of the CourtHoward, J.
This suit was filed by the complainants, Judd L. Brumley, et al., seeking to enjoin the Town of Greeneville from opening an alley across their property.
The record discloses that the complainants owned the Brumley Hotel property located on the west side of Main Street, in the Town of Greeneville. The hotel building faces the east, and their property extends west between Church Street and Elbow Alley on the north and the rear of several business buildings on the south, to a depth of approximately 264 feet. From the rear of these business buildings which face Depot Street, the owners have no…
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