Wefel v. Williams & Pritchett

Citations

• 58 Fla. 538

Syllabus

<p>I. Under a deed conveying the timber, but reserving and excepting therefrom all turpentine rights, the grantors surrender and abandon the lands to the grantees for the purposes of the grant, at certain periods; the right to turpentine continues until the grantees begin the cutting, and an injunction against turpentining will not be granted the millman, where it is not alleged that the grantors are interfering with his right to enter upon the lands and cut the trees under the terms of the contract.</p> <p>2. When both complainants and defendants have large equities an injunction may be refused, unless there be an offer to protect the defendants.</p>