John A. Roebling Sons' Co. v. First Nat. Bank

The complainant files its bill against the defendants, and prays for an injunction upon two grounds: First, that the defendants are trespassers upon complainant’s property, committing daily acts ot trespass, whereby these acts become a continuous trespass; second, that one of the defendants is a national bank, organized under the national banking laws, which restrain and inhibit it from doing any other business than a legitimate banking business.

As to the first ground; the case made by the bill shows that the New River Coke Company, a corporation doing business in Fayette county, West…