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· 5/28/1900

Schueszler v. Cleveland, M. & S. Elec. Ry.

Citations

  • 35 Ohio C.C. Dec. 292
  • 25 Ohio C.C. (n.s.) 401

Syllabus

<p>NUISANCE — STREET RAILWAYS</p> <p>Electric Railway no Right to Destroy Fence Projecting over Street Line Abutting Right of Way.</p> <p>One who suffers no peculiar injury from the existence of a public nuisance, such as a fence in a public highway, has no right to abate the nuisance, when it does not interfere with public travel in the highway, and this applies to an electric railway throwing down fences projecting over the street line abutting its right of way.</p>

Judges: Caldwell, Hale, Marvin

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