Foulke v. Wichita Railroad & Light
Citations
- 110 Kan. 195
- 203 P. 919
- 1922 Kan. LEXIS 5
Syllabus
<p>SYLLABUS BY THE COUET.</p> <p>Nuisance — Encroachments of Railroad on Private Property — Injunction. A property owner as plaintiff is entitled to a temporary injunction against a street railroad company enj oining the company from constructing a loop on land adjoining that of the plaintiff where the company was not by its franchise authorized so to do, and the city had expressly refused permission to do so, and the building of the loop would dam the water in the street and cause the water to flood the basement of the plaintiff’s property, and the loop would interfere with ingress to the plaintiff’s property and egress from it.</p>
Judges: Marshall
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