Smith v. Wood

Atkinson, Presiding' Justice.

1. “An interlocutory injunction, which, if enforced, would result in the dispossession of the defendant and the admission of the plaintiff into possession of the premises in controversy, is in legal effect a mandatory injunction and the relief afforded by this injunctive order is not, under our law, within the proper scope of the writ of injunction.” Glover v. Newsome, 134 Ga. 375 (67 S. E. 935), and cit.; Mize v. Herring, 137 Ga. 812 (74 S. E. 534); Wilkes v. Folsom, 149 Ga. 512 (101 S. E. 185); Hopkins v. Vance, 153 Ga. 754 (113 S. E. 157); Trudie Turpentine Co.…