Richards v. Meissner

PHILIPS, District Judge.

The restraining ord'er .granted .herein by another judge, in practice is‘so perfunctory in character as to entitle it to little weight when the defendants appear to show cause against *110its further continuance. It is essentially ex parte; made without notice, to the adverse party. Such restraining orders are often, and perhaps too often, issued by judges when so pressed with other matters that they have not the time to consider, with even little care, the questions of fact and law presented, feeling assured that little harm can come to the defendant in the few days…