Baltimore Transit Co. v. Flynn
District Court, D. Maryland
1Opinion of the Court
COLEMAN, District Tudge.
The defendants have moved to dismiss the bill of complaint on thirteen separate grounds. The first of these grounds is that the complaint fails to state a claim on which relief can be granted against these defendants or either of them. If this is a meritorious ground, then the motion to dismiss must be granted and it will become unnecessary to consider the remaining grounds, so we will proceed at once to consider the first ground. The fundamental basis of any right to injunctive relief is that the party seeking it is without adequate remedy at law and will suffer…
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