Birdsong v. City of Clarksdale
Mississippi Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtGriffith, J.
Cherry Street, running east and west, is one of the principal residential streets in the City of Clarksdale. ' It is 80 feet wide. On each side, next to the property lines, is a concrete sidewalk 4 feet wide, and on each side be tween the sidewalks and the central hard-surfaced pavement is a neutral strip about 13 or 14 feet wide. This neutral area was used as a parking strip for automobiles, and for going to and from automobiles and the like and for reaching the paved portion of the street, and had been habitually and customarily so used for a long time.
Appellant lived on the north side of…
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