Rogers v. Tennant
Rogers v. Tennant
Opinion of the Court
The injunction granted by the County Judge in the first instance upon the complaint was dissolved by the District Court upon the coming in of the answers of the defendants, which denied in detail the allegations of the complaint.
Order affirmed.
Reference
- Full Case Name
- ROGERS v. TENNANT
- Cited By
- 12 cases
- Status
- Published
- Syllabus
- Judicial Discretion as to Injunctions. — The dissolution or continuanee of an injunction in a case where the answer denies all the allegations of the complaint, is largely a matter of judicial discretion, and unless it appears from the records in the case that the discretion has been abused, the action of the Court will be sustained. Appeal must be Determined on the Record. — An appeal from an order dissolving an injunction must he disposed of on the record as it comes up from below, and the Supreme Court cannot interpolate into it matters occurring in the Supreme Court, such as an order granting a rehearing.