Minor v. DeVaughn

72 Ga. 208
Supreme Court of Georgia·Decided October 2, 1883·Published

Opinion

[Hall, Justice, being disqualified, did not preside in this case.]

A court of equity has power to restrain one from increasing the height of his mill-dam, if such increase of height would be productive of loss of health in the family of another residing in the neighborhood of the mill; nor does it matter whether the mill is in the town or the country. 18 Ga., 528.

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