Supreme Court of North Carolina, 1877

Cohen v. Commissioners of Goldsboro

Cohen v. Commissioners of Goldsboro
Supreme Court of North Carolina · Decided June 15, 1877 · Eeade
77 N.C. 2
Cohen v. Commissioners of Goldsboro

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Opinion of the Court

Eeade, J.

If the defendants have an unlawful ordinance1, and have arrested and fined the plaintiffs, as they allege, the-plaintiffs have complete redress in an action for damages.. And as often as the arrest may be repeated they have the-, like redress ; but we are aware of no principle or precedent, for the interposition of a Court of Equity in such eases.

The injuution is dissolved and the case dismissed.

Per Curiam. Judgment reversed.

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