White v. McReynolds

John A. Fogleman, Justice.

In appellant’s suit to enjoin appellees from maintaining a wall which obstructed the flow of water from the premises on which White’s dwelling house was located onto their adjoining property on the east, the chancellor made the following findings:

1. The wall erected by appellee Brauker did not, in any way, obstruct the flow of water from the White property;

2. the banks of a ditch on White’s property, which he asserted was a natural drain, were altered by him by digging so that they would be perpendicular and protected from erosion by concrete slabs, as a result of…