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In Garland v. Holmes, 12 Rob. 421, however, where the judgment was signed on the 20th of December, and the tenth day thereafter (not counting two Sundays) was a legal holiday, January 1st, it can hardly be assumed that the court overlooked the fact that the intervening Christmas Day also was a legal holiday.
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November 18, 1955.
Appeal from the Harlan Circuit Court, Edward G. Hill, J.
Smith Shehan, J.B. Johnson, Harlan, for appellant.
James S. Greene, Jr., Hiram M. Brock, Jr., Harlan, for appellees.
The judgment of the trial court mandatorily enjoined the appellant to remove an obstruction from an alleged county roadway and permanently enjoined any further obstructions thereon. We are affirming the judgment because the record discloses that the action of the trial court was proper.
The motion for an appeal is overruled, and the judgment is affirmed.