Downing v. Reeves
Supreme Court of Kansas
Error from Morris District Court. Action brought by Downing against Beeves and another, to enjoin them from interfering with plaintiff’s right of possession of certain lands in Morris county. June 5,1879, a temporary order of injunction was issued by the probate judge ■of said county in behalf of the plaintiff. Thereafter, the .defendant Beeves in vacation moved the district judge to dissolve the injunction.
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Error from Morris District Court. Action brought by Downing against Beeves and another, to enjoin them from interfering with plaintiff’s right of possession of certain lands in Morris county. June 5,1879, a temporary order of injunction was issued by the probate judge ■of said county in behalf of the plaintiff. Thereafter, the .defendant Beeves in vacation moved the district judge to dissolve the injunction. Upon the hearing of this motion the judge modified the order of injunction, and at the same time made .an order restraining the plaintiff from in any manner interfering with the…
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the court was delivered by
Brewer, J.:
Susan Downing, the plaintiff in error, on May 29th, 1879, commenced suit against the defendant Montraville Reeves, and one R. T. Sallee, in the district court of Morris county, Kansas, to enjoin them, or either of them, from interfering with the plaintiff’s right of possession to lots -19 and 20, in sec. 7, T. 15, R. 8, in that county, said lands being a part of the Kansas Indian trust lands. A temporary *168order of injunction was issued by the probate judge of Morris county in behalf of plaintiff. ■ The defendant Reeves, on June 5th, 1879, in…
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