Hainer v. Heidenreich

Appellant filed his bill in the chancery court of Pike county- against appellees to enjoin the latter from obstructing an alley through square 38 in McComb City. There was a trial on the bill, answer, and proofs, resulting in a final decree dismissing appellant’s bill, from which decree appellant prosecutes this appeal.

The trial court, in dismissing appellant’s bill, necessarily held that appellant had neither acquired an easement in the alley in question by prescription nor the right to have it kept open for his convenience as one of the public on the ground that appellees had dedicated it…