McCauly v. Givens
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
Chancery.
1Opinion of the CourtChief Justice Robertson
The only question for consideration in this case, is, whether the circuit court erred in dissolving an injunction restraining the appellee from disturbing the appellant, “ in the possession and use of two ferries, and of the tolls” incident thereto.
The bill alleges that, in a suit in chancery, pending in the same court, between Brown and Givens (the appel-*262lee,) in which the ferry rights were involved” the chancellor had made an order, directing the sheriff to lease “ Brown’s Ferrys,” at or near the mouth of Cumberland, from term to term, (until further order,) to the highest bidder, and to…
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