Kinsland v. . Kinsland

In sections 2555, 2556, 2557, and 2558, Consolidated Statutes, provision is made for obtaining relief where one conceives himself damaged by the erection of a grist-mill or mill for other useful purpose, and ordinarily, in cases to which the statute applies, the remedy given must be pursued. The history of this legislation and the reason for it, together with an interpretation of its meaning and purpose, appears in Hester v. Broach, 84 N. C., 253, and other cases on the subject.

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