Brown v. Bishop

Jenkins, Presiding Justice.

1. The petition, so far as the e'utting of timber is concerned, does not pray that the cutting of timber be enjoined, but on the contrary, while seeking an accounting for the timber cut, does not object but consents to its future cutting, provided the proceeds be accounted for. Accordingly, no ruling is invoked or required as to whether the allegations of the petition would otherwise meet the requirements with respect to a prayer for injunction against a trespass by the cutting of timber.

2. In so far as the petition seeks an injunction against the defendants,…