Seaboard Rendering Co. v. Conlon

THOMAS, J.:

At the conclusion of rather extensive litigation the chancellor entered a decree in favor of the appellee, a property owner, against the appellant, operator of an “animal reduction plant,” holding that appellant was maintaining a nuisance and permanently enjoining it from the operation of the business.

In this appeal from the final decree the appellant, with laudable frankness, concedes that the relief was justified but insists that the order was too drastic and asserts, to quote the brief, that “opportunity should, and must, be accorded to the defendant-appellant to show, by the…