Aicher v. City of Denver

Of the numerous assignments of error, but three distinct propositions are presented, and to them our attention will be specifically directed. As the matters of fact on which they are predicated are exhibited by the unsatisfactory abstract submitted, none of them can be successfully maintained, nor can we extract from the record to which we were compelled to resort, sufficient evidence to warrant the plaintiff in error to complain of the adverse verdict.

Aicher was the owner of some lots in the city of Denver on the corner or Clarkson street and 20th avenue. He exhibited the deed by which he…