Johnson v. Watson
Supreme Court of Georgia
1Opinion of the CourtBeck, P. J.
Mrs. J. Lindsey Johnson brought her equitable petition against N. G. Watson and Mrs. W. L. Hume, alleging that she is the owner of a described tract of land, the boundaries of which are set forth. One of the boundaries, that on the north, is the Etowah river. It is alleged that on the north side of the land of plaintiff there is a valuable deposit of sand and gravel, used for building purposes; that the defendant Watson, through some arrangement with Mrs. Hume, daily enters upon the property and removes therefrom large quantities of sand and gravel, without the consent of petitioner. The land…
2Cited by1 opinion
- Johnson v. HumeSupreme Court of Georgia · 1927