Central Louisiana Power Co. v. Thomas

* Corpus Juris-Cyc. References: Electricity, 20CJ, p. 333, n. 90; Injunctions, 32CJ, p. 384, n. 54. Appellee, C.J. Thomas, filed his bill in the chancery court of Pike county against the Central Louisiana Power Company to enjoin the latter from cutting off the electric current furnished by it to the appellee for the running of his gin and grist mill situated in the town of Osyka, and to require appellant to continue furnishing such current, and for damages claimed to have been suffered by appellee on account of having been deprived of such current. On an ex parte application, appellee…