Day v. Vaughn & Usilton, Inc.
Supreme Court of Virginia
1Opinion of the CourtSmith, J.
The appellee, Vaughn & Usilton, Incorporated, a Virginia corporation, hereinafter referred to as the complainant, was the owner and original subdivider of a tract of land in Arlington county known as “Vaughn & Usilton’s Addition to Arlington Heights”. The land was subdivided into 147 lots and certain streets, including the controversial “South Lincoln Street”, as shown on a plat duly recorded with a deed of dedication on November 12, 1937. A sketch of the plat, drawn approximately to scale (although the scale has been somewhat distorted by the reduction of the drawing), is included herein as…
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