Slaughter v. Land

Jenkins, Justice.

1. While the rule is well established in this State that the cutting of timber may be enjoined, though the defendant be solvent, where there are frequent acts of trespass, accompanied with threats to continue, or the circumstances indicate that the trespasses will recur from day to day (Kimbrell v. Thomas, 139 Ga. 146, 76 S. E. 1024, and cit.; Moore v. Dougherty, 146 Ga. 176 (2), 179, 91 S. E. 14; Couey v. Talalah Estates Cor., 183 Ga. 442, 445, 188 S. E. 822, and cit.; Kirklan d v. Odum, 156 Ga. 131, 135, 118 S. E. 706; Elliott v. Adams, 173 Ga. 312 (7), 323, 160 S. E. 336;…