Ross v. Myerly

24 N.W.2d 571, 237 Iowa 1126, 1946 Iowa Sup. LEXIS 363
CourtSupreme Court of Iowa
DecidedOctober 15, 1946
DocketNo. 46909.
StatusPublished
Cited by1 cases

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Ross v. Myerly, 24 N.W.2d 571, 237 Iowa 1126, 1946 Iowa Sup. LEXIS 363 (iowa 1946).

Opinion

Bliss, J.

The real estate involved is in the original plat of Manhattan Beach' as subdivided and laid out in Government Lots 4, 5, and 6 on the shore of West Okoboji Lake, otherwise described as the West Fractional Half- of Section 13, Township 99, Range 37, in Dickinson County, Iowa. The plat was filed on page 5 of Book 3 of Plats in the office of the recorder of said county. The platted ground is about three fourths of a mile long' and about one fourth of a mile wide at its greatest width. To better understand the matters we will refer to, an outline map of a part of the recorded plat is set out, which contains the properties of the litigants- and other lots in the vicinity. The recorded; plat contains-blocks designated by letters A to L and includes all of. them. ■

The plaintiff owns Block L, the irregular tract which juts eastward into- the lake, and also Block K, the circular tract immediately to the -west of and separated from Block L by what is designated on the original plat and the recorded copy thereof as Lakeside Drive. This drive is not, in fact, a drive, but is a strip of ground about twenty feet wide, which has *1129 never been improved as a drive or way, and is used largely by pedestrians. It extends in a general north-south direction the length of the plat, crossing the lots at an approximate right angle, and- divides each lot into two parts. It also extends around Block K in a circle. But it is circular only on the plat and does not so appear on the ground. Extending along the west ends of the lots in Blocks A and B and along the west side of Block K is a street known, and so designated on the plat, as Manhattan Boulevard.

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