Baldwin Lumber Co. v. Todd
Supreme Court of Louisiana
Action for an injunction by the Baldwin Lumber Company, Limited, against Nathan IC Todd and others. The injunction prayed was denied, and plaintiff applies for writs of mandamus and certiorari. Application
1Opinion of the CourtLand, J.
Plaintiff, claiming to be owner and possessor of all the cypress timber standing, lying, and being on certain swamp lands belonging to the defendants, and alleging that its employes had recently entered on said property for the purpose of laying the foundation of its railroad for skidding and removing said timber, and had been disturbed in said work, and ordered off the premises, and threatened with arrest by the defendants, instituted an injunction suit to restrain them from interfering with the plaintiff company in its works and operations in building its roadbed and skidder, and cutting…
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