Hackett v. Starks
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Hackett v. Starks
Opinion of the Court
The court denied the application of the plaintiff for a temporary injunction restraining the defendants from building upon certain property within 30 feet of the street line, and he appeals.
The record was perhaps such as to require a denial of the injunction; but in any event the court was right in denying -it in the exercise of a proper discretion. The determination of the final question may be important to many. It should not be made on so inexact a record as is before us. The case, before a review establishing a final precedent, should go to hearing on evidence.
Order affirmed.
Reference
- Full Case Name
- WILLIAM H. HACKETT v. TURNER J. STARKS AND ANOTHER
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- Published