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53 F. 429

Tuttle v. Brightman

United States Circuit Court for the District of Rhode Island · decided 1892-12-21

<p>In Equity. Sait by Ifllins Tuttle and wife against William J. Brightman and others to enjoin tlie continuance of a nuisance.</p>

Cited by 3 later decisions — most recently November 1911

1 federal appellate ·

2 counsel of record

Relies on Hennessey v. Woolworth · Williams v. Morris · Colson v. Thompson

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Bill dismissed · Decided 1892-12-21

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¶1In Equity. Sait by Ifllins Tuttle and wife against William J. Brightman and others to enjoin tlie continuance of a nuisance.

¶2Bill dismissed.

¶3Patrick X Galon, Benjamin Barkei. Jr., and Arnold Green, for complainants.

¶4Miner & Roetker, for defend ints.

¶5COLT, Circuit Judge.

¶6As the facts, in this case are substantially like tlie case just considered, (53 Fed. Rep. 422,) the same conclusion is reached, and the same order may he entered.

¶7Injunction denied, and hill dismissed, with costs.

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