Hill v. Wing
Supreme Court of Alabama
Appeal from Montgomery City Court. Heard before Hon. Gaston Gunter. Bill by Teresa F. Wing, and another against T.-B. Hill to enjoin him from obstructing án alleyway abutting on her property. From a decree for complainant respondent appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtMayfield, J.
— Appellees, as landlord and tenant, filed this bill against the appellant, to enjoin appellant from obstructing an alley. Appellee Mrs. Wing is the owner of a certain lot and store, fronting 50 feet on Dexter avenue, in the city of Montgomery, and running back 160 feet at right angles with Dexter avenue and parallel with Perry street, but 100 feet west of the latter] The alley in question is 10 feet wide, fronting on Perry street and running back to said appellee’s lot, which fronts on Dexter avenue. The alley runs east and west, and parallels with Dexter avenue, but 110 feet south thereof.…
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