Adkins v. City of Livingston

1. Appeal and error ? Determination of moot questions. Affidavits, certificates and documents filed in the office of the clerk of the Supreme Court would be considered by the Supreme Court for the purpose of determining moot character of the question presented to the Supreme Court. 2. Appeal and error. The Supreme court will not pass upon moot questions. 3. Injunction. Injunction will not lie to prevent an act already committed. 4. Appeal and error ? Cause held moot. Appeal from an order denying injunction pendente lite in an action to restrain the city from proceeding with the creation of a special improvement district and levying of assessments against lands therein would be dismissed on the ground that questions presented by the appeal had become moot, where every act and thing which plaintiffs sought to enjoin defendants from doing had been fully and completely performed. - Page 529