Bright v. Michel
Mississippi Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtGillespie, J.
Appellant, Mrs. J. B. Bright, filed an original bill in chancery seeking the following relief: (1) A mandatory injunction requiring appellees, Mrs. Mary Ann Michel and her husband, Harold H. Michel, to remove encroachments from appellant’s land; (2) damages for certain alleged trespasses, and (3) a prohibitive injunction enjoining’ appellees from trespassing upon or interfering with appellant’s property, and other relief.
Appellees denied the allegation contained in the bill and alleged that any encroachment was acquiesced in by Mrs. Bright and that she was estopped from maintaining her…
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