Mandeville v. Comstock

Campbell J.:

Complainant filed her bill to restrain defendants from using more than a certain definite number of square inches under a given head, out of a water power on the River Raisin in the city of Adrian, and also to restrain them from using that portion except for specific purposes. The-case was put at issue by replication to answers, and the bill was dismissed for want of equity. It appears that Addison J. Comstock, the original owner of the premises held by both parties, built a saw-mill upon the premises now owned by complainant, which was furnished, with power by a dam, which is…