Taylor v. Murray
Supreme Court of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Wyatt, Presiding Justice.
The instant case is a suit to determine a dividing line between two< adjoining landowners, for trespass and cutting of timber, and to recover the value of the timber cut and removed. The petitioner also sought a temporary and permanent injunction. A temporary injunction was granted, to which no exception was taken. The case proceeded to trial and the juiy found in favor of the line contended for by the plaintiff and awarded him $144 for timber cut across the line found by them. The jury made no finding with reference to the injunction, and it was thus eliminated from…
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