Stilwell v. Buffalo Riding Academy
New York Supreme Court
Motion to vacate an injunction restraining the use as a stable of a building erected by defendant on property adjoining that of plaintiffs.
1Opinion of the CourtDaniels, J.
The injunction was issued on a verified complaint of the plaintiffs and an affidavit setting forth that the building in question had been constructed in part of wood, in violation of the charter and ordinances of the city of Buffalo, and was designed for the keeping of horses therein, and the storage of hay, feed, and bedding for them, and that stalls had been constructed therein for 46 horses. The plaintiffs are the separate owners of three parcels of land fronting upon Utica street, and distant 90 feet easterly from the building of the defendant. It is apprehended by them, and the…
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