United Timber Corp. v. Bivens
District Court, E.D. South Carolina
In Equity. Bill by the United Timber Corporation against Joseph Bivens, Sr. On rale to show cause why a restraining order or preliminary injunction should not issue until hearing. Injunction denied in regard to pending action at law, but defendant enjoined until hearing from bringing other actions, or from interfering with complainant’s alleged right to enter upon the lands for the purpose of enjoying easements granted by deeds set forth in the bill.
1Opinion of the Court
CONNOR, District Judge.
Plaintiff alleges: That defendant is the owner of several tracts of land, some of which are contiguous, situate in Dorchester and Colleton counties, South Carolina, aggre*556gating several thousand acres. That by virtue of the deeds, attached to the bill, plaintiff corporation is the owner of the standing and growing timber on said tracts of land, with rights of way and other easements on and over said lands. That “in the several deeds, under which plaintiff deraigns its title to the timber, are grants of a license to enter upon said lands at any time, during the period of…
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