Green v. Pittsburgh

Per Curiam,

Oscar Green and Isadore J. Green, brothers, were owners in common of an apartment-house building located on Baum Boulevard near Negley Avenue, together with other property in the City of Pittsburgh. In 1927 they were awarded compensation by viewers for damages to their apartment-house property on Baum Boulevard caused by the widening of that thoroughfare. From this award an appeal was taken by plaintiffs on August 26, 1927, to the Court of Common Pleas of Allegheny County. While the appeal was pending the two brothers, on November 8, 1928, consummated an amicable partition of their…