Owens v. El Gato Investment Company

1 The real estate around which revolves the controversy culminating in this action is a vacant lot situated on the Southwest corner of Eighth Street and Boston Avenue, in Tulsa, Oklahoma, described as the North Seventy-five (75) feet of Lot One (1), Block One-hundred eighty-one (181), of said City, purchased in 1928, by one of the defendants in error, El Gato Investment Company, usually referred to simply as "El Gato." The property which adjoins it on the South and consists of a one-story permanent type of business building on an "inside" site, which includes the South twenty-five feet of the aforesaid Lot One (1), has been owned for many years by C.E. Owens, brother of the plaintiff in error, and will hereinafter be referred to as the "Owens Building." On its north side, the building has three double doors which open out upon the vacant lot.