Missouri Pacific Railroad Co. v. Hobbs

Kirby, J.,

(after stating the facts). Equity has jurisdiction to prevent repeated trespasses upon the property of another by injunction, where the remedy at law for damages is inadequate, and also to restrain such trespassing, to avoid a multiplicity of suits, especially where the wrongdoer is insolvent. 32 C. J. pp. 140-144; 14 R. C. L. pp. 422.-455; Sanders v. Boone, 154 Ark. 239, 242 S. W. 66; Dufresne v. Paul, 144 Ark. 94, 221 S. W. 485; Boswell v. Jordan, 112 Ark. 162, 165 S. W. 295; Ellsworth v. Hall, 33 Ark. 63; Fletcher v. Pfeifer, 103 Ark. 225, 146 S. W. 864.

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