Johnson v. Fisher & Wilson Co.

How courts have described this case

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• holding that the plaintiff's injury was not different in kind, but acknowledging in dictum that it would have been had a cul-de-sac been created
• “The vacation of a street has several consequences!,]” including “releasing] the estates of abutting landowners from the public easement in the land between the street lines.”
• it is impractical to view the separation-of-powers provision from the standpoint of a doctrinaire

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