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· 7/1/1879

Lacey v. Beaudry

Citations

  • 53 Cal. 693

Syllabus

<p>Conversion of Property by Injunction—Erroneous Instruction.—L, as tenant of B, placed certain fixtures upon the real estate of B, and B subsequently sued out an injunction to prevent L from removing the fixtures. Upon a showing by L the injunction was dissolved, and thereafter L sued B for damages caused by the injunction. At the trial the Court instructed the jury that the mere issuance and service of the injunction was a conversion of the fixtures by B: held, that the instruction was erroneous.—[Beporter.]</p>

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