44 Plaza, Inc. v. Gray-Pac Land Co.
Missouri Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
CRANE, Judge.
Plaintiff, 44 Plaza, Inc., a Franklin County landowner, sued to enjoin defendant, Gray-Pac Land Company, an adjoining landowner, from erecting signs and planting trees on its property. Both parties operated competitive fireworks businesses on their properties. 44 Plaza contended that Gray-Pac’s signs and trees blocked public view of 44 Plaza’s business from Interstate 44. The trial court granted an injunction and ordered Gray-Pac to remove all signs and trees within forty days. Gray-Pac appeals this judgment. We find that the trial court erroneously declared and applied the law…
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