Swett v. Thorkildsen
Michigan Supreme Court
Appeal from Muskegon; Russell, J. Injunction bill by Edward R. Swett against Thomas Thorkildsen. Defendant appeals from an order denying his motion for a dissolution of the temporary injunction issued in the cause, and from a further order adjudging him guilty of contempt in violating such injunction.
1Opinion of the CourtLong, C. J.
Complainant filed his bill of complaint against the defendant, setting up that he was the owner of certain premises therein described, and had been in actual possession thereof for a year last past, and that the defendant claimed the right to occupy a part of said premises, and threatened to enter upon the same, and erect bath-houses and other buildings. Upon filing this bill, an injunction was issued ex parte, restraining the defendant from entering upon the premises. Defendant answered the bill, and moved to dissolve the injunction. This motion was denied, and the injunction was continued.…
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