Grand Lodge K. P. v. Thomson & Bros.

Plaintiff is the owner of certain real estate situated at the corner of Gravier and Saratoga streets, on which, during the year 1909, it erected an office building of some nine or ten stories.

Defendant owns the adjoining property fronting on Gravier street, and has constructed a five-story concrete garage building thereon.

Plaintiff, which, on account of its lengthy' and geographically comprehensive name, we shall hereafter call the Pythians, contends that, when defendant, which corporation we shall hereafter call Thomson Bros., erected the garage building, they, Thomson Bros., made use of a…