Hammock v. Robinson

On August 10, 1922, J. W. Hammock filed his equitable petition for trespass against John W. Robinson. In it he alleged that he had been damaged by acts of trespass already committed, and, alleging that the defendant was insolvent, he *531sought to enjoin the defendant from further acts of trespass. He alleged that he was the owner, and was in possession of the premises on which the defendant was trespassing. He prayed for an injunction restraining the defendant from further trespassing upon his said land, and for judgment against the defendant for $200 for damages already done. In answer to the…