Hennessy v. Carmony
New Jersey Court of Chancery
On bill to restrain nuisance. Final hearing on the pleadings and oral proofs.
1Opinion of the Court
Pitney, V. C.
The object of the bill is to restrain a private nuisance.
The complainant is the owner of a small lot of land, about eighteen feet front and rear by about ninety-six feet deep, in the city of Camden, fronting on the west side of South Eighth street, about midway between Spruce street on the north and Cherry street on the south. Upon this lot is situate a small dwelling-house, composed of a main or front part of brick about fifteen feet front by thirty feet deep, two stories high, leaving a passageway of three feet on the northerly side, and having a wooden extension or kitchen,…
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