Greanelle v. Mercantile Benefit Ass'n

The preliminary injunction asked for would, in a measure, immediately afford to the plaintiff the greater part of the relief for which he prays judgment. The defendant has answered, and there are therefore issues in the case to be tried. Under such circumstances the right of the plaintiff should be quite clear to justify a preliminary injunction, and it should also appear that a failure to enjoin pendente lite would probably result in a barren judgment, should the plaintiff prevail on the trial. In the present -case I do not consider that the alleged invasion of the plaintiff’s rights is so…