Fuller v. Fisk

Citations

• 43 Pa. Super. 489
• 1910 Pa. Super. LEXIS 79

Syllabus

<p>Equity — Injunction—Jurisdiction —■ Waters — Lake — Multiplicity of suits — Trespass.</p> <p>1. The complainant in a bill in equity who has established his title in fee to the bed and waters of a lake is entitled to an injunction to restrain the defendants in the bill from engaging in the business of hiring boats and fishing tackle for use on the lake, from tearing down trespass signs placed by the plaintiff upon the lake, and from cutting and removing ice from the body of the lake. ■</p> <p>2. If a trespass is continuous in its nature, if repeated acts of wrong are done or threatened, although each of these acts taken by itself may not be destructive and a legal remedy may therefore be adequate for each single act, if it stood alone, the entire wrong will be prevented or stopped by injunction on the ground of avoiding repetition of similar acts.</p>