McLane v. . Manning

The fiat for an injunction in this case was made by me in vacation. The application for it was presented under such circumstances as to allow me no time for an examination of the authorities bearing upon the questions involved, and very little opportunity for (611) reflection. Having now had the aid of an argument and of a conference with my brethren, I have, after mature consideration, come to the conclusion with them that the order was improvidently granted and that the demurrer must be sustained and the bill dismissed.

It is necessary for us to notice only one or two of the questions raised…