Dalton v. Levy

Nathan and Barney Jacobs owned in common a tract of land in Port Washington, N. Y., which was bounded on the north by Main street, and upon the east by Middle Neck road, both of them public streets. The brothers Jacobs, in 1903, caused this tract to be surveyed, subdivided and mapped, and the map to be filed in the county clerk’s office. The map indicates a subdivision of the tract into fifty-four lots, an avenue and two streets. The lots are designated by numbers, and their dimensions by appropriate figures. The streets are inclosed between parallel lines, fifty feet apart, and are…