Crouse v. Whitlock

Appellants and Squire D. Masters filed the hill herein on February 21, 1890, to restrain appellees from opening a new road through their lanps. A preliminary injunction was granted, which afterward, on final hearing upon the pleadings and proofs, was dissolved, and after assessment of damages, upon suggestion of defendants the bill was dismissed, and this appeal taken. It appears that a petition for the road was presented to the commissioners which conformed to the statute in all respects except that it did not state “the date when the application would be made.” A separate notice, however,…