Keiser v. Lovett

Best, C.

This action was brought to enjoin the appellants from erecting a stable near the residence of the appellee.

The parties own adjoining lots in the city of Anderson, fifty feet in width, between which there is a graded and gravelled way eight feet wide, in which each has an easement, and which is used by them id common as the only way from the street on the front to the rear of their respective lots. The complaint avers that the appellants are obstructing this way by erecting a stable thereon so near the appellee’s residence that if used for such purpose, as threatened, it will diminish…