Pruitt v. Williams

BRITT, Judge.

By their first and second assignments of error, defendants contend the court erred in failing to make specific findings of fact based upon the evidence and in failing to make conclusions of law based upon the findings of fact. We find no merit in the assignments.

G.S.'lA-l, Rule 65(d), provides, among other things, that every order granting an injunction shall set forth the “reasons for its issuance”. Rule 52(a) (2) provides, among other things, that “ . . . findings of fact and conclusions of law are necessary on the granting or. denying of a preliminary injunction or any other…