Bangert v. John L. Roper Lumber Co.
Supreme Court of North Carolina
Appeal by defendant from Connor, J., at tbe May Term, 1915, of CRAVEN. Civil action to perpetually enjoin tbe cutting of timber upon certain lands. Tbe court rendered judgment enjoining tbe defendants from cutting and removing tbe timber and adjudged that certain funds in bands of trustees and deposited in bank, tbe proceeds of timber cut, be paid to plaintiff. Tbe defendant appealed.
1Opinion of the Court
CLARK, C. J., and HOKE, J., dissenting. Civil action to perpetually enjoin the cutting of timber upon certain lands. The court rendered judgment enjoining the defendants from cutting and removing the timber and adjudged that certain funds in hands of trustees and deposited in bank, the proceeds of timber cut, be paid to plaintiff. The defendant appealed. The admitted facts are that defendant, as assignor of the Blades Lumber Company, acquired the right to cut and remove within ten years certain timber on plaintiff's land by virtue of a deed dated 1 November, 1901, containing the following…
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