Morris & Essex Railroad v. Prudden
Supreme Court of New Jersey
These were appeals from orders of the Chancellor for injunctions. The opinion of the Chancellor is reported in 4 G. E. Green 387.
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the court was delivered by
Depue, J.
The object of the bill of the complainant, Prudden, and of the information of the Attorney-General on the relation of Munson, Young, Roderer, and Stickle, is to enjoin the appellants from laying a second track of their railroad through Dickinson street, in the village of Dover, in the county of Morris. The complainant, Prudden, and the relators, are severally the owners of lots fronting on the north side of Dickinson street. The street is sixty-six feet wide. The new track is forty-one feet distant from the north side of the *533street, and…
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