Williams v. . the New-York Central Railroad Company

New York Court of Appeals · Decided 1857-09-05

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Selden, J. This is a suit in equity, the object of which is to obtain a perpetual injunction, restraining the defendants from continuing to use and occupy with their railway a portion of a certain highway or street, in the village of Syracuse, known as Washington-street, and to recover damages for its past occupation. Washington-street was gratuitously dedicated to the use of the publ…

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