City of East Point v. Gatewood
Opinion
Where the appellee homeowners obtained a judgment granting a temporary injunction against the appellant city from trespassing upon their property by allowing surface water to accumulate thereon due to appellant’s construction and maintenance of a street and a catch basin, the appellant’s acquiescence in said judgment, by its installation of improvements on appellees’ property which, by the appellees’ uncontroverted admission, corrected the conditions enjoined, renders the appeal from the judgment granting the [697]*697temporary injunction moot; therefore, the appeal must be, and is,
Dismissed.
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171 S.E.2d 496 (City of East Point v. Gatewood) — published by Counsel Stack Legal Research, free access to 12M+ legal documents.