Bouckaert v. State Board of Land Commissioners

Citations

• 84 Wash. 356
• 146 P. 848
• 1915 Wash. LEXIS 798

Syllabus

<p>Injunction — When Issues — Remote or Speculative Injury. Since an injunction will not be granted except against a clear case of material injury, and not to prevent purely speculative and theoretical injury, a writ of injunction will not be issued against the state board of land commissioners to prevent a reappraisement and public sale of certain tide lands (appropriated to a special fund the indebtedness against which was not a charge against the state) on the ground that warrants issued against the fund might become valueless or depreciated in ease of any change in the appraised value of the lands, where it appears that the injury is remote or speculative.</p>