Dibirt v. Bopp
California Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the CourtBarnard, P. J.
A certain block in Fresno is divided into twenty lots running from lot 1 at the north to lot 20 at the south. According to the official map on file each of these lots is thirty feet wide except lot 20, which is thirty-three feet. In 1891 Conrad Bopp bought lots 19 and 20, August Bopp bought lots 17 and 18 and a Mr. Huber bought lots 15 and 16. At that time these lots were vacant, but the more northerly lots in the block were occupied, with fences between the holdings, and there was a fence near the southerly side of lot 14. There was only 180 feet between this fence and the street to the…
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