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· 5/20/1895

Ogontz Land & Improvement Co. v. Johnson

Citations

  • 168 Pa. 178
  • 31 A. 1008
  • 1895 Pa. LEXIS 774

Syllabus

<p>Deed — Building restriction — Porch.</p> <p>A porch built upon brick foundations, roofed, and permanently attached to the whole width of a front of a house, and projecting to within seven feet of the fence line, is an integral part of the building within the meaning of abuilding restriction in a deed, providing that “ all buildings upon the said lots shall.be erected not less than fifteen feet back from the fence line.”</p> <p>Such a structure is a violation of the building restriction, notwithstanding the fact that it is open at the sides and in front.</p>

Judges: Dean, Green, Mitchell, Sterrett, Williams

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