Larue v. Greene County Bank

This suit involves the right of complainants to an easement in the north wall of the Greene County Bank building in Greeneville, Tennessee. Prior to the erection of the new structure, which cost approximately $100,000, there were two lots fronting on Main Street and immediately adjacent to and north of the original bank building. The two lots are referred to in the record as the "Trim Lot" and the "Office Lot". The "Trim Lot", upon which there was an old building, was purchased by the representatives of the Greene County Bank on April 30, 1920. The new building takes in the "Trim Lot" in its…