McCormick v. . Nixon
Supreme Court of North Carolina
MotioN by defendants to dissolve an injunction, heard at Chambers on the first day of April, 1880, before Eure, J. The action in which this motion was made is pending in the superior court of Cumberland county. The motion was. granted and the plaintiffs appealed.
1Opinion of the CourtDillard, J.
The plaintiffs claim to be owners of the two tracts of land described in the complaint, and they seek in their action to recover damages for a trespass thereon against C. D. Nixon and his co-defendants, alleged to consist in the entering upon and the building of a cabin on said-land and in the cutting down and splitting into boards and rails of one hundred timber trees.
Upon the institution of the suit, an injunction pending the action was applied for and an order to show cause was-granted at a time named, with a temporary restraint in the-meantime, upon the allegation that the lands…
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