Copley Township Board of Trustees v. W.J. Horvath Co.

{¶ 20} I respectfully dissent. I would sustain appellant’s assignment of error because the injunction issued as a consequence of appellant’s contempt is overly broad and unreasonable.

{¶21} Appellant argues on appeal that the injunction was unreasonable because it prohibited him from operating any business on the property. I agree. The township complaint sought to enjoin appellant from operating a mulch business in violation of the zoning code. A mutually agreed upon injunction placed specific restraints on how appellant operated his mulch business. “Equity requires that an injunction should…