Hendricks v. Jackson

The plaintiff alleged, that she was the owner of certain real estate in the City of Macon, abutting on a public alley, known as the Park Hotel property; that the defendants were the owners of the land directly across the alley from her property, and were undertaking to erect permanent and substantial improvements on their lot, consisting of a concrete two or three-story building; that they had laid the foundations in such a way that the building when constructed would encroach on the alley two feet and nine inches for the whole length of the plaintiff’s lot, and prevent the use of that…