Eckhart v. Irons

Citations

• 114 Ill. 469
• 6 N.E. 15

Syllabus

<p>Appeal—whether a freehold is involved. A bill in chancery to enjoin an owner of a city lot from erecting a building upon a strip of ground along the front of the lot, reserved in the deed by the grantor as an easement, involves no question of freehold, and no appeal lies directly to this court from the final decree of the circuit court. Such a strip amounts, at most, only to an easement.</p>