Corbin v. Durden
Supreme Court of Georgia
Injunction. Before Judge Rawlings. Emanuel superior court. February 8, 1906.
1Opinion of the CourtEvans, J.
B. R. Durden, alleging himself to be the owner of a described-tract of land, sought to enjoin Ark Corbin arfd S. R. Williamson from cutting and removing the timber thereon. The damage to the freehold resulting from cutting the timber was declared in the petition to be irreparable, for reasons given; and the defendants were alleged to be insolvent. In response to the rule nisi, the defendants offered their sworn answer, wherein they admitted that plaintiff was the owner of the land, but averred that he sold to Corbin all the pine timber on the land described in the petition which was suitable…
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