Wilensky v. Robinson

Duckworth, Presiding Justice.

(After stating tHe foregoing facts.) ' It is contended by the plaintiff in error that the dividing wall between the properties is a “party wall” as to which she is a tenant in 'common with the defendants, and that as such she is entitled to an accounting for rents received from advertising upon the side of the portion of the wall resting on the defendants’ lot. In support. of this contention the plaintiff in error cites and relies upon Montgomery v. Trustees of Masonic Hall, 70 Ga. 38. There the plaintiffs as alleged tenants in common of certain tenements on Broad…