Brown v. Prudential Ins. Co. of America

This is a rather unique and interesting case, which relates to the title to an area of vacant land in the general shape of a quadrangle, measuring about sixty-three (63) feet on the north, with a rear width of about fifty-seven (57) feet and sides of about sixty-three (63) and forty-six (46) feet, lying in the center of the business district of the City of Spartanburg, surrounded on the east, south and west by eleven lots occupied by store buildings, and on the north fronting on the street now called Kennedy Place but formerly called Harris Street; the same having been used as a court or…