In People v. Beaudry, 91 Cal. 213 [27 P. 610], the court simply held that the Attorney General had the power to enjoin the continuance of a nuisance, namely, the blocking and obstructing of a public street.
Summary of this case from Don Wilson Builders v. Superior CourtDecided December 18, 1987
JUDGMENT AFFIRMED
In People v. Beaudry, 91 Cal. 213 [27 P. 610], the court simply held that the Attorney General had the power to enjoin the continuance of a nuisance, namely, the blocking and obstructing of a public street.
Summary of this case from Don Wilson Builders v. Superior CourtFull title:PEOPLE v. BEAUDRY (ROBIN)
Court:Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of New York, Fourth Department
Date published: Dec 18, 1987
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