Granberry v. Jones

Granberry, appellee here, and Miss Jones, appellant here, each owned a residence on adjoining lots in Tulla-homa. Due to the narrow frontage, Granberry’s residence is a little less than five and one-half feet from the boundary line between the two properties. Miss Jones planted an evergreen shrubbery hedge entirely on her side and within a few inches of this boundary line. This hedge has grown to a height of about twenty feet and its branches and foliage have grown over the boundary line and over Granberry’s property to such an extent as *53to rest against that side of Granberry’s residence and…