Trulock v. Merte
Supreme Court of Iowa
Apjpeal from, Des Moines District Court. ActioN in equity to restrain the defendants from maintaining a private nuisance. On the final hearing judgment was entered perpetually enjoining defendants from maintaining the alleged nuisance, and they appeal.
1Opinion of the CourtReed, J.
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*510I. Plaintiff is the owner of lot 6 in Hager-*511man’s subdivision in the city of Burlington, on which is situated a dwelling-house and out-buildings. The property is occupied by plaintiff and his family as their place of residence. Lot 4 in the same subdivision is owned and occupied for a like purpose by Mr. Según. Lot 5, which is situated between lots 4 and 6 is owned and occupied by the defendants. The three lots are bounded on the west by Gilbert street, which is sixty feet wide, and on the east by an avenue forty feet in width. Plaintiff’s dwelling-house…
2Cases cited1 opinion
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