Humphrey v. . Churchill, Sheriff

STACY, D. J., and WINBORNE, J., concur in dissent. This action was instituted to restrain the sale of certain personal property of the plaintiff Bill Humphrey, which it is alleged the defendant sheriff was threatening to sell, pursuant to a judgment of the Superior Court.

Plaintiff alleged that in the case entitled "State ex rel. Barker, Solicitor, v. Bill Humphrey," an action instituted and prosecuted to judgment against him under the provisions of C. S., 3180 and 3184, relating to the abatement of nuisances, it was adjudged that a public nuisance as defined by the statute had been maintained…