Isaac G. Johnson & Co. v. Cox

The plaintiff and defendants both own lots, not contiguous, abutting upon a street or road commonly ¿known as “ Old Kingsbridge Road,” which runs from the station of the New York Central railroad, at Spuyten Duyvil, to the street known as West Two Hundred and Thirtieth street. It is a comparatively level road, well adapted for trucking. The plaintiff is a manufacturing corporation, *302using the premises owned by it as a manufacturing plant for the production of castings of steel and other metals. In the conduct of its business it is obliged to do a great amount of heavy trucking, and it is…