Hall v. Cameron
Supreme Court of Alabama
Appeal from Limestoue Chancery Court. Heard before Hon. James E. Horton, Jr. Bill by John C. Hill against W. W. Cameron and others, to enjoin and restrain them from putting into effect quarantine for the purpose of carrying on the work of tick eradication. From a decree dissolving the temporary injunction, complainant appeals.
1Opinion of the Court
GARDNER, J. —
This appeal is from the decree of the chancellor of the Northern chancery division, entered June 4, 1915, dissolving the temporary injunction theretofore issued in the cause. The bill shows that the complainant, a resident of Limestone county, Ala., is the owner of certain cattle, which are in his possession in said county, and that these respondents, acting under an order of the commissioners’ court of Limestone county, claimed the right, under assumed authority as inspectors of cattle in the work of tick eradication, to force owners of cattle in said county to “dip” the same,…
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