Kavanagh v. Mobile & Girard Railroad
Supreme Court of Georgia
Nuisance. Railroads. Res Adjudicata. Damages. Streets. Before Judge Willis. Muscogee County. At Chambers, April 2, 1887. The former decision in this case was made at the last term, and will be found reported on page 271, ante.
1Opinion of the Court
Bleckley, Chief Justice.
Mrs. Kavanagh, by her bill, complained of a certain nuisance affecting her premises on Thomas street in the city of Columbus; and she prayed an injunction in these terms: “The State’s writ of injunction commanding and restraining the defendant from in any manner using, operating and placing cars and engines on the additional track, called the side-track or turnout, on Thomas street in the city of Columbus, between Broad and Front, from loading and unloading cars or freights in said Thomas street, and from shifting and transferring freight cars backward or forward…
2Cited by1 opinion
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