Tifft Co. v. State Medical Institute

Citations

• 53 Wash. 365
• 101 P. 1081
• 1909 Wash. LEXIS 1329

Syllabus

<p>Injunction — -Grounds — Cotenants — Irreparable Damage — Evidence — Sufficiency. In an action between cotenants tbe evidence fails to show such substantial or irreparable injury as to warrant an injunction to restrain the partitioning of a common entrance to a building, where the area or recess in the building would have been divided so as to give defendant a four-foot passageway to a stairway and the plaintiff a six-foot entrance to the back door of its saloon, without any appreciable interference with light; since injunction will rarely he granted in favor of a cotenant except in case of insolvency or partial destruction of the estate.</p>