DeVaughn v. Minor
Supreme Court of Georgia
Easements. Nuisance. Improvements. Evidence. Injunction. Damages. Before Judge Fort. Macon Superior Court. May Term, 1886. Reported in the decision.
1Opinion of the Court
Jenkins, Judge.
This was a bill brought in 1883, by DeYaughn against Minor, surviving partner of Drumright & Minor, and the executors of Drumright, praying an injunction against the rebuilding of a mill-dam across Beaver creek, which *811had then recently been washed away, and for the recovery of damages alleged to have been sustained by the complainant, growing out of the flooding of a portion of his land by the defendant’s mill-pond. The chancellor granted a temporary injunction. On final hearing, the jury rendered a verdict for the defendants. Complainant made a motion for new trial on the…
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