Keyport & Middletown Point Steamboat Co. v. Farmers Transportation Co. of Keyport
New Jersey Court of Chancery
Upon filing the bill, a rule to show cause was granted why an injunction should not issue, and a temporary injunction granted meanwhile. The cause is now heard upon the argument of the rule, upon bill, answer, and affidavits.
1Opinion of the Court
The CHANCELLOR.
This is an application for an injunction, on a bill filed for that purpose. Tlie complainants own a wharf on the south side of Raritan bay and of the channel of the Matawan creek, where the same enters the bay. The wharf is known as the Keyport dock. It has existed as it now is, except an immaterial addition at the west side, for fifteen years. It has a front of about one hundred and fifty-five feet, and extends out into the channel in front of it to where the water is .four or five feet deep at low tide, and navigable for the boats usually employed in the trade from that place…
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