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- .. ~ ~. That liens purporting to be °comawn law liens" r~~!re filed by the ~__ resp~.-ndent lienors with the respondent registers of deeds in their respective counties upon real estate owned by public officials and others wfiich real estate was never in the possession of the respondent lienors at the time they filed the liens. The basis for these liens ryas alleged damages for alleged violations of the rights of the respondent lienars. -That the purported "ccHnm©n }aw liens" so filed against real property by the respondent lienors are invalid, null and void ab initio with no force or effect under the laws of the State of Nebraska. The improvident filing of such "corsaxyn law liens" against real property hinders and obstructs the personal security of citizens of this state and the reliability of the official books and records kept by the registers of deeds and county clerics in their respective counties. The public confidence in sucfi records is eroded by the filing of invalid instruments affecting real property and is injurious to the integrity of the legal system, the welfare of Lhe Citizenry. and the public confidence in public records. The filing a# such invalid "comaron law liens" can affect the performance of duty of tfie public officials against whom such liens may be filed in the future. There exists a present actual controversy with regard tU such purparted icon law liens for vctiich heress ncs adequate remedy at Saw. The rala~tar has a clear right to prevail and those persons against who liens have been and will be filed will suffer irreparable harm by the cant~nued illegal appearance of encumbrance upon their rest property. The relator is entitled to judg¢+ent as a matter of law upon the evidence before•this eourt. T3-e relator is further entitled to an injunction against the respondents. Margory Y. 6lamberg, Robert E. @lomberg, Jr., Thomas f. FMeAri~, Donna 5. Piehring, and tarry Jones restraining and prohibiting them ?~~ th of the from filing further purported "common law liens" purporting affect any rea3 property in the State of ~+ebraska and requiring each cf tit ~ saute a release for eaeh of the purparted "common law liens," the slit of tit§3 suit a5 found in the relator's petition, within ten days of entry oaf this judga»ttnit or to subaect th~nselves to the previsions of i.~v.Stat. X52-2Ia (ileissue 298) and toniempt of court.