Slater v. Lathrop

(after stating the facts as above).

The appellants contend that some of the findings of fact of the court below are but conclusions of law, and that others are unsustained by testimony. We have carefully examined the evidence, and we think the undisputed *57testimony sufficient-to sustain the decree of the court below. Two of the owners, who laid out the alley and constructed their buildings in such a way as to leave an open passageway to the public, testified that they had no intention to dedicate it to the public, and that they and the other owner agreed beween themselves that they might close…