Hill v. Meister
Appellate Court of Illinois
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Dempsey
The defendants appeal from a decree which ordered them to remove encroachments from the plaintiffs’ property.
The plaintiffs, James and Arlene Hill, and the defendants, Kurt and Lillian Meister, are owners of adjoining residential lots in the Village of Prospect Heights. The lots front on the east side of Wildwood Drive, a north to south street, and are irregularly shaped. The southerly lot, owned by the Hills, is a comer lot bordered on the south by Stonegate Drive. It measures 242.91 feet on the south, 129.3% feet on the west along Wildwood, 227 feet on the north and 80.08 feet on the east.…
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