Joseph v. Wild

This action was brought by appellee, against appellants, to enjoin them from tearing down a' stairway, the property of appellee. It is alleged, in the complaint, that appellee was, in 1880, ¿nd still is, the owner of certain real estate (describing it) in the city of Nobles ville, Hamilton county, Indiana, and that one Haymond W. Clark was the owner of a strip of real estate thirty-five feet in width adjoining appellee’s said property on the north, which was unimproved; that at said date appellee had decided to improve his said real estate, the same fronting on the *251public square in said city…