Schultz v. Carter

Carter, the appellee, brought this suit against Schultz ' and Bigbie, praying for an injunction to restrain them ■from fishing in or exercising any rights óf ownership in a certain fish pond owned by Carter. The trial ■court granted the prayer of the bill, and it is from this decree that this appeal is taken.

The antecedent facts out of which the litigation grew are these: In 1912, Charles E. Garrett, to whose title the appellee, Carter, has succeeded, and H. K. Pox, under whom the appellants claim, were the respective owners of two adjacent tracts of land. There was no pond then in existence,…