Block v. Fisher

HOOD, Associate Judge.

Appellant is the president and principal stockholder of a corporation which owns certain real estate on the rear of which was a two-story building. The District of Columbia authorities found this building to be in a dangerous condition and ordered its repair or removal. Neither appellant nor the corporation took any action and after some months delay the District employed appellees to raze the building and clear and level the site. 1 In razing the building ap-pellees found therein some second-hand refrigerators which they removed to their yard. About two months later…