Whitmarsh v. Buckley

On Motion for Rehearing

Appellees have filed a motion for rehearing in which they complain not of our judgment affirming the action of the Trial Court, but rather complain that we, in giving our reasons for affirming the judgment of the Trial Court, went further than was necessary to our disposition of the appeal. They assert we should only consider whether the Trial Court abused its discretion in refusing to grant the injunction.

It is true that we should only determine whether he abused his discretion, but we must under the law give our reasons for the determination of such issue. What we…