Summary
In Culbertson v. Miller, 26 Ont. 36, a party who desired to haul ice from the lake over lots on the lake front was prevented from doing so by another party unless he would pay a certain toll which this other party unjustly, but in good faith and without malice, demanded. It was held that the first party should have paid the toll under protest, and that he could not refuse to do so, and thereupon recover of the second party for the loss resulting to his business because of his being prevented from hauling and shipping his ice.
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No. 13–397.
01-13-2014
Norman L. MILLER, petitioner, v. HINSHAW & CULBERTSON, et al.
Petition for rehearing denied.