Wiggins v. Middleton
Supreme Court of Georgia
Petition for injunction. Before Judge Dart. Wayne superior court. ■ August 22, 1902.
1Opinion of the CourtCobb, J.
Wiggins filed a petition for injunction against Middleton and another, the allegations being in substance as follows: Plaintiff had bought a described lot of land from one King and had entered into possession of the same, and the defendants, with*163oub authority,, had entered upon the land and were engaged in cutting and carrying away the pine timber growing on the land. The land is chiefly valuable for the pine timber growing on it, and after the timber is cut the land will be “ worthless almost,” and the damage thus occasioned will be irreparable. The defendants have erected a sawmill upon the…
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