Fechheimer v. Lakenan’s Empirical Analysis

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1. ““7. I find the fact to be that the northward view of that part of the Robinson Shoo Store which is above the show windows on the first floor thereof of pedestrians on Main street who may be south of the Robinson Shoo Store arid of others than pedestrians who may be south of the Robinson Shoe Store to some extent is interfered with and obstructed by tho canopy and signs in front of the Royal Theater. And I find the fact to be that the view southward along the west side of Main street of persons on the second floor thereof also to some extent is interfered with and obstructed by the canopy and signs aforesaid. And f find the fact to he that the canopy and signs do not at all obstruct the view of the first floor show windows of the Robinson Shoe Store. “8. I find the fact to be that while the view of persons on Main street who are south of the Robinson Shoe Store is as to the second story of that store and signs thereon somewhat and from certain points intercepted as aforesaid by the canopy and signs in front of the Royal Theater that interception of view is immaterial and insubstantial. I find also that the prospect from the second floor of plaintiff’s building is intercepted only immaterially and insubstantially. The view of the second floor signs on plaintiff’s building from the sidewalk on the opposite side of the street is not intercepted except to a most immaterial extent, nor is the view of persons on the roadway intercepted except also to tho most immaterial extent. The ”

   1 later decision quote this exact passage · from the majority
   e.g. Klaber v. Lakenan