Appeal—Obdeb Overruling Demurrer.—An order overruling or sustaining a demurrer is not appealable, but is reviewable on appeal from the judgment.

Id.—Appeal from Judgment—Findings Waived.—Where' findings are waived, after a trial by the court, and the judgment recites that the court finds all the allegations of the complaint true, the judgment imports that the court found in favor of the plaintiff on all material issues, and, no evidence being brought up in the record, it must be assumed on appeal that such findings are fully supported.

Id,—Pleadings — Question not Argued not Considered.—Where a ruling sustaining a demurrer to a cross-complaint is not argued by the appellant, it will not be considered on appeal from a judgment.

Injunction—Trespass on Land.—Injunction, generally, will not lie to restrain trespasses on land, an action at law ordinarily affording adequate remedy.

Id.—Not Granted to Restore Possession op Land.—It is not the usual practice of courts of equity to issue injunctions to restore land to a claimant out of possession.

Id—Restraining Trespass, When Allowable.—An injunction may be granted to restrain trespass where the threatened injury would be irreparable, and the legal remedy inadequate.

Id.—Interference With Right to Enter Lands and Remove Soil Itself—Irreparable Damage.—A lessee who has the right to enter lands and remove sand, rock, and gravel, subject to a condition that he shall erect a suitable plant within a limited time, and who is excluded from the land by the lessor’s wife, thereby preventing him from constructing the improvements on which his rights depend, and also preventing him from carrying out his obligations to persons with whom he has contracted to deliver sand, rock, and gravel, is threatened with irreparable damage, which warrants relief by injunction.

Id.—Trespasses Which Might Ripen Into Prescriptive Right.—Repeated trespasses on land, which might if allowed to continue, ripen into a prescriptive right, as against a lessee entitled to possession, warrant the interposition of a court of equity by injunction.