Lowry v. Rosenfeld

Hawkins, Justice.

In Lowry v. Rosenfeld, 213 Ga. 60 (96 S. E. 2d 581), this court held that it was erroneous for the trial judge to temporarily enjoin Lowiy from parking his automobile on land in front of signs erected by Rosenfeld, designating the area in question “Private — -15 Min. — For Customers Only,” because the undisputed evidence showed a dedication of the land involved, to the public, for parking and vehicular use. After the rendition of this decision, the defendant Lowry filed an amendment to the answer and cross-bill, alleging that, despite the holding of this court, the plaintiff…