Dixon, Mitchell & Co. v. Monroe
Supreme Court of Georgia
Iujunction. Before Judge Bennet. Echols superior court. September 13, 1900.
1Opinion of the CourtCobb, J.
Monroe filed his petition against Dixon, Mitchell & Company, in which he prayed that the defendants be enjoined from cutting and removing the timber from two described lots of land alleged to be the property of the plaintiff. There was no allegation that the defendants were insolvent, or that the trespass sought to be enjoined was irreparable in damages, or of other circumstances which would ordinarily authorize a court of equity to *159interfere by the granting of a writ of injunction. Attached to the petition was an abstract of title, which it was claimed showed that the plaintiff had a…
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