231 Pa. 277 | Pa. | 1911
Opinion by
The appellant is the equitable owner of a lot of ground in the city of Philadelphia situate on the northwest corner of Chestnut and Juniper streets, extending northward along Juniper street to Penn square, having thereon erected a building fifty-five feet in height, covering the entire lot. The appellee is the owner of a larger lot on the northeast corner of Chestnut and Juniper streets, extending northward along Juniper street and Penn square to Market street, upon which he has erected a building covering the entire lot, 247 feet in height. Prom the top of the latter’s building, on each side, a cornice projects seven feet and ten inches from the building line. We are concerned with only that part of the cornice that projects over so much of Juni
The appeal is dismissed at cost of appellant.