Cohen v. L'Engle
Supreme Court of Florida
Upon motion for an order enjoining appellees from prosecuting their suit at law -in this cause, pending an appeal in same. The facts of the case are stated in the opinion.
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Raney
On the 23d day of November, 1887, appellant filed a bill in the Duval Circuit Court against appellees praying for an account, and for an injunction against the further prosecution by them of an action at law pending in said court against him on certain promissory notes. A motion for a preliminary injunction having been heard upon bill, answer and affidavit, the Chancellor made an order denying it, and an appeal to this court was taken by complainants from such order on the same day.
A transcript of the record having been filed in this court, the appellant has entered upon our docket a motion…
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