Verplank v. Hall
Michigan Supreme Court
Appeal in Chancery from Calhoun Circuit. This was a proceeding in the Circuit Court for the County of Calhoun in Chancery in a cause wherein David Verplank was complainant, and Harvey B. Hall was defendant, to punish the defendant for the alleged violation of an injunction.
1Opinion of the CourtCooley, J.
The proceeding brought before us by the appeal in this cause was one for the punishment of Hall, for an alleged violation of an injunction, which commanded him to " desist and refrain from entering upon the south part of the north half of the southeast quarter, fractional, of section number nine in town two south, of range four west, beginning at the southeast corner; thence running south, eighty-six degrees west, twelve chains and fifty links ; thence north, five degrees west, twelve chains and eighty links; thence north eighty-six degrees east, twelve chains and fifty links; thence south…
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