Flowers v. R. A. Vinton Lumber Co.

On October 11, 1946, the appellant, Roosevelt Flowers, obtained an injunction against the appellee, R. A. Vinton Lumber Company, to prevent it from further cutting and removing merchantable timber which be bad sold to said Lumber Company on September 25, 1944, by warranty deed, for a cash consideration of $1100. The alleged right to enjoin was predicated upon the fact that the- timber deed contained a provision to the effect that the grantee was to have until September 25, 1946, to cut and remove the said merchantable timber, and at the end of said day, the title to said timber then standing…