Abe Stein and Alice N. Stein v. Fred W. Darby and Jack Darby and Seaboard Air Line Railroad

The plaintiffs in the Circuit Court, the Steins, had alleged that property which they proposed to use as a site for a dwelling and to promote agriculture and forestry was enclosed on the north, south and west by the lands of other owners and on the east by the right-of-way of Seaboard Air Line Railroad, 60 feet in width. Immediately east of the right-of-way and paralleling it is United States Highway No. 17. They claimed all the owners had refused them a way of ingress and egress and that the Seaboard Air Line Railroad Company had also declined to grant them such a way across its right-of-way.