Williams v. Aycock

This case was transferred to this court by the Supreme Court, for the reason that it was an action for monetary damages on account of trespass, and was not a case in which the equitable writ of injunction would lie, nor was the title to land directly involved. Williams v. Aycock, 180 Ga. 570 (179 S. E. 770).

1. Where it appeared from the allegations of the petition that the plaintiff’s grantor owned a large lot of land on which there was a house, and the City of Atlanta passed an ordinance improv*387ing the street in front thereof and authorizing an assessment of abutting property; and where…