Anderson v. Knoxville Power & Light Co.

The/’ complainants, Anderson and wife, own, property abutting on the defendant’s right of v7ay, known as the “loop” near Knoxville. They also own the property inside the “loop” and the ultimate fee in the right of way. In May or June, 1930, the defendant, which had previously been operating ordinary street cars around said loop, changed to “trackless trolley,” which necessitated the taking up of the original track and the laying of a concrete slab around said loop.

The defendant originally acquired the “loop” right of way under a deed of January 28, 1913, from J. R. Ford and wife, which…