Lea v. Louisville & N. R.
Tennessee Supreme Court
FROM DAVIDSON. ■ Appeal from the Chancery Court of Davidson County. — W. C. Cherry, Special Chancellor.
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Buchanan
The bill was filed to obtain an injunction restraining the defendant above named, and the Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Railway Company, and the Lewisburg & Northern Railroad Company, from laying a line of water pipe within the limits of Cranny "White Pike, at any point where the fee in the pike was owned by any one or more of the complainants.
Mrs. Lea owned a tract of land known as “Lealand,” lying to the east of the pike, and her property line extended to the middle of the pike. She also owned an undivided interest in a tract bounding, the pike on the west side, and the east line of…
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