White v. Cook

1. “Where an equitable petition was filed for the purpose of enjoining the cutting of timber, and on an interlocutory hearing it was shown that the damages which the plaintiff would suffer would be irreparable and incapable of ascertainment and computation, if the presiding judge reached the conclusion that the plaintiff had established his right, it was error to allow the injunction or restraining order to be *362dissolved upon the giving of a bond by the defendant to answer for any recovery which the plaintiff might have upon the final trial. In such a case the bond would not afford adequate…