City of Dallas v. Mitchell

* Write of error refused February 7, 1923. On April 29, 1922, C. S. Mitchell, appellee, who owned a lot on the southeast corner of Davis and Edgefield streets in the city of Dallas, fronting 60 feet on Edgefield and 150 feet on Davis, applied to the board of commissioners of the city of Dallas, appellants, for a permit to erect thereon a brick building to be divided into sections and used for grocery and drug stores. It was shown that the building proposed would conform to the city ordinances relative to distance from property line and the direction to be faced; that the building plans were…