Moore v. City of Blytheville

Tom Glaze, Judge.

This case involves four appellants who appeal from a Chancery Court decree which compelled the appellee, the City of Blytheville, to take certain corrective action to abate a nuisance caused by its dump, but which denied damages that appellants alleged they suffered as a result of the nuisance. In 1956, the appellant, Imogene Moore, and her husband, now deceased, conveyed a five acre tract of land to the appellee, and the appellee used the tract thereafter as the city dump. The deed of conveyance contained three covenants wherein the appellee agreed: (1) to erect a fence to…