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---.- t r ~w Tlrat miens purpor'~ing to be ~co~n Iaw liens`" ~rere fii¢d ny the resident iienors with the respondent registers or` deeds in their respective counties upon real estate owned by public officials and others which real estate was never in the possession of the respondent iienors at the tip they filed. the Bens. The basis for these liens was ailegeti damages for alleged violations of the rights o3 the respondent iienors. " That the purported "common Iaw liens° so filed against real property by the respondent Iienors are invalid, null and void ab initio with no force yr effect under the IawS of tYie State of Nebraska. The i~rovident filing of such "cvm~r~an 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 1--_,. deeds and county clerks in their respective counties. The public coi~f~u~~~~ in such retorxds is eroded by the filing of invalid instruments affecting real property and is injurious to the integrity of the Legal system, the welfare of the citizenry, and the public confidence in public records. The #iling of such invalid "common law Liens" can affect the performance of duty of the public officials against whom such liens may be filed in the future, There exists a present actual controversy with re.~ard to suc~ yurparted "e* law Liens" for which =-^ere is n~a adegua%c ray at izw. T, he .~~~r.,.. h~~ :~ ~twar riciht te, prevail and those persons against who liens have been and will be filed will suffer irreparable harms by the continued illegal appearance of encumbrance upon their root property. "The relator is entitled €o judg~nL as a matter of Iaw upon the evidens:e before this court_ The relater is further entitled to an in?unetivn against the respondents, Nb~rgary V. f3ioerg, Robert E. Blomberg, Jr., Thomas f. ~isri~, (manna S. Metering, and Larry Jaaes restraining and prohibiting them a._r_3 Etc!! :,# the fry filing further purported "common law liens" purporting to affect any *~al property in tt'~e Mate cf ;ietsraska and egniring each of tl~er ter ezacute a release for each of the purpsartQd "common taw liens," the s~s3t sf his stoic $s # in the 7'elator`s petition, within ten days of er~#;rlt €ai ti~is, jutint or to subject thselwes to the proriston3 of .~v,3tnt. ~~Z-122 {3teissue 197#l? and csntempt of court.