Hilton & Dodge Lumber Co. v. Alwood
Supreme Court of Georgia
Injunction. Before Judge Hammond. - Jenkins superior court. October 13, 1913.
1Opinion of the CourtEvans, P. J.
A bill of exceptions was taken to the judgment of the court on an interlocutory hearing, refusing to enjoin the defendants from cutting and removing the timber • on a certain tract of land. Both parties derived their title from a common propositus. It appeared that B. L. Lane died testate, seized and possessed of a large estate in land. By item three of his will, probated April 1, 1895, he devised the tract of land upon which the timber in dispute is located to his son George W. C. Lane, “for and during his natural life, with remainder to-his living children at the time of his death.” Certain…
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