Blalock v. Bell

The petitioners, alleging themselves to be heirs of Joseph L. Blalock, brought a petition to enjoin Ed B. Bell from entering upon certain premises or interfering with the possession of one whom they alleged to be their tenant. They asserted that the defendant had slandered their title continuously, both orally and in writing, for several years, asserting his right and title to certain described lands, when in fact he had no right or title in the same, and when in fact all right and title to said lands was vested in petitioners. They prayed that he be required to come into court and show his…