Ortscheid v. Siegman

L. H. Ortscheid, one of the appellees, owned a business building in the City of Kewanee, the ground floor and basement of which were occupied by appellant with a- furniture store. On March 18, 1946, appellant was restrained by an injunction of the city court of the City of Kewanee from interfering with appellees, or their agents or employees, in the alteration and repair of the front of the building and the display windows thereof, his motion to dissolve the temporary injunction was denied, and he had prosecuted an appeal to this court from both orders. He claims that the court erred in…