Lambert v. Shelfer

Shelter brought his equitable petition against Lambert, seeking an injunction against the latter to restrain him from entering upon and cutting timber upon a designated lot of land. The petition set up title and possession in the plaintiff. The court below upon the interlocutory hearing found that neither the plaintiff nor the defendant had title, but granted an injunction restraining both parties from trespassing on the land, or committing any waste whatever on the same, until further order.

Under the ruling in the case of Downing v. Anderson, 126 Ga. 373 (55 S. E. 184), and other cases there…