Fuhn v. Weber

Citations

• 38 Cal. 636

Syllabus

<p>Pleading.—Motion to Dissolve Injunction.—It is no ground for dissolving an injunction upon a motion made upon the complaint alone, that two causes of action have been improperly joined, without separately stating them.</p> <p>Idem.—Evasive Answer.—The complaint alleged that “East street, in the City of Stockton, had been laid out and dedicated as a public highway, and lias been used as a public thoroughfare for sixteen years.” The answer denies that there is such a street in Stockton. Held, that the answer is evasive.</p> <p>Idem.—When sufficient equities are shown in the complaint, and which are not denied by the answer, there is no error in refusing to dissolve an injunction.</p>