Lanphere v. Lowe
Nebraska Supreme Court
This action was commenced by Sophia Lowe, in the district court of Douglas county, to obtain an injunction perpetually restraining the plaintiffs in error from removing or interfering with a certain frame building situated on a portion of lot five, in block one hundred and thirty-four, of the city of Omaha.
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This action was commenced by Sophia Lowe, in the district court of Douglas county, to obtain an injunction perpetually restraining the plaintiffs in error from removing or interfering with a certain frame building situated on a portion of lot five, in block one hundred and thirty-four, of the city of Omaha. Upon a trial of the cause, before Chief Justice Lake, ■a decree was éntered against the plaintiffs in error, perpetually enjoining them from removing or interfering with the building in question. The cause was then brought here by petition in error. The facts are fully stated in the…
1Opinion of the CourtGantt, J.
This is an action for an Injunction to restrain plaintiffs from removing a building off land of the defendant.
On the 28th of September, 1869, the defendant demised to Lanphere a part of a vacant lot of ground in Omaha Oity, for the term of five years. Lanphere agreed to pay defendant for the use of the premises, the-taxes accruing thereon during the term, and a certain stipulated rent for each year, to be paid quarterly. He took possession under a written lease, and afterwards placed on the ground certain improvements, and has occupied the same in part as a dwelling house, and in part as a…
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