Fletcher v. Fletcher
Supreme Court of Georgia
Equitable petition. Before Judge Mitchell. Berrien superior court. September 22, 1904.
1Opinion of the CourtLumpicin, J.
1. The Civil Code, § 4927, provides for applying for an injunction against cutting timber, in certain cases and upon certain conditions therein stated, without the necessity for alleging or proving insolvency of the defendant or the irreparable nature of the damages which will result. But where this section is not relied on, and the plaintiff seeks to enjoin the commission of a trespass on the ground that the defendant is insolvent and the damages will be irreparable, the requirement of that section, that the •plaintiff shall attach an abstract of his title, has no application.
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