Hudspeth v. Hall
Supreme Court of Georgia
Refusal of injunction. Before Judge Sheffield. Baker superior court. September 22, 1900.
1Opinion of the CourtLumpkin, P. J.
This case was before this court at its March term, 1900. See 111 Ga. 510. As appears from the opinion delivered by Mr. Justice Little, the litigation in the trial court had resolved itself into a controversy, between Mrs. Hudspeth and R. L. Hall, concerning the right of the latter to operate a ferry over Flint river at a point a short distance below that at which she had established a public ferry. He contended that, as he was the *5owner of the land on both sides of the river at the point in question, he had a right to conduct a ferry for the accommodation of the public, notwithstanding he had…
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