Curry v. Marquart

The services' to be performed by the defendants were not unique or extraordinary personal services or of such character as to require special knowledge, skill or ability. On the contrary, upon default the same service could readily be obtained from others. It is quite apparent, therefore, that for the damages suffered as a result of the failure of the defendants to perform the contract in question plaintiff has' an adequate remedy 'at law; in fact, has pursued it.

The only question before the court is whether injunction will lie to restrain defendants from “soliciting, gathering or hauling…