Supreme Court of Georgia April 27, 1910 (Richmond Cotton Oil Co. v. Castellaw)

Lumpkin, J.

1. The owner or occupier of a lot in a town has no right, by reason of that fact; to have an injunction to prevent a railroad company, the line of which runs near his property, from allowing a house to be built and occupied by its licensee for the storage of cottonseed to be forwarded over its line of railway, on the ground that such action is ultra vires of the company.