McGinnis v. Friedman

Citations

• 2 Idaho 393
• 17 P. 635
• 1888 Ida. LEXIS 16

Syllabus

<p>Injunction — What must be Shown to Obtain. — Where a party seeks relief by interlocutory injunction, he should show some clear, legal or equitable right, and an apprehension of immediate injury to those rights. Where none such are shown, the injunction will be denied.</p> <p>Pasturing Public Lands. — The fact that a party has pastured the public lands of the United States without claim of title, or connecting himself therewith under some of the possessory acts, will not give a legal or equitable right to the pasture grown thereon.</p> <p>To Prevent Grime. — Courts of equity will not interfere by injunction to prevent the commission of a crime where no property rights are invaded.</p> <p>(Syllabus by the court.)</p>