Anderson v. Turbeville
Tennessee Supreme Court
FROM DAVIDSON. This cause ivas tried before Judge Manson M. Brien, Sr., at the May Term, 1867, who gave a judgment in favor of Turbeville. Anderson appealed.
1Opinion of the CourtHenry G. Smith, J.
*152Turbeville brought this action in the Circuit Court of Davidson County, against Anderson, for obstructing his passage along a public street, in the city of Nashville, by reason of which he suffered damage.
The matter in controversy was, whether the land over which Turbeville proposed to pass, and was hindered, is a public street, or private property. Anderson claims the land to be his private property, and Turbe-ville claims that the land is part of what is called, in Nashville, Old McLemore Street, and is a public highway.
In the year 1856, Anderson bought from John H. "Williams, and obtained…
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