61 Fla. 553 | Fla. | 1911
On Rehearing.
Persons who own property at a town adjoining a railroad depot, and who, relying upon the continuance of the depot at the place, have improved the property, and “have enjoyed special facilities in the conduct of their business” incident to such location, have no right, on the ground of special and peculiar injury to their property rights, to enjoin the enforcement of an order of the Railroad Commissioners for the removal of the depot to another point at the town.
A railroad depot should be located with reference to
A rehearing is denied.
All concur.