Lichtenberg v. Sachs

This case had its origin in 1950, when Jerome M. Lichtenberg, one of the appellants, patrolled the right of way to the thirty-five acre farm of Edward J. Sachs, Jr., the appellee, with a 45 automatic pistol and refused to permit Mr. Sachs to go on the premises of the appellant for the purpose of grading his right of way. Thereupon, Edward J. Sachs, Jr., brought suit in the Circuit Court for Anne Arundel County seeking an injunction to restrain said appellant, Jerome M. Lichtenberg, from interfering with the right of way of the appellee. At the time of the filing of that bill of complaint, the…