Oehler v. Levy

Appellant, Edward Oehler, who is the owner of certain lots in the city of Chicago, obtained an injunction against the appellee in 1908, in the superior court of Cook county, enjoining appellee from doing certain acts or producing certain conditions in the conduct of the stable on premises owned by him immediately north of the premises owned by appellant, which premises of appellant consist of a three-story brick flat-building containing ten flats used for dwelling apartments. On appeal by Charles Levy (who is appellee here) to the Appellate Court that court held appellant, Oehler, was…