Brown v. City of Cedar Rapids

90 N.W. 711, 117 Iowa 302
Supreme Court of Iowa·Decided May 24, 1902·Published·Cited by 3 cases

Opinion

Waterman, J. —

Plaintiff is the owner of lot 3, Audit- or’s plat 12, in the city of Cedar Rapids, — a tract 355 feet long north and south, and 1251 feet wide. E avenue bounds this lot on the south. Just west of the lot, E avenue is 66 feet wide, but plaintiff claims her southern boundary is the section line, which is the center of said avenue. It is this south 33 feet of plaintiff’s lot which is in dispute. We annex a plat of this and surrounding lots, to make clearer the matters which must be referred to in the course of the opinion:

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