Desruisseau v. Isley

OPINION

FROEB, Judge.

This dispute between two adjoining property owners brought forth a lawsuit for an injunction on the basis that conduct by one owner was an actionable nuisance. This, in turn, produced a counterclaim to quiet title to a nine-foot tract of land in the middle of the two properties. From judgments denying the injunction and quieting title, both parties appeal.

Roland and Vera Desruisseau, appellants and plaintiffs in the trial court, own a five-acre tract of land with frontage of approximately 165 feet on the south side of West Main Street in Mesa, Arizona. Pauline Lester, also…