Gaskins v. Varn

(After stating the foregoing facts.) After a careful study of the bill of exceptions and the briefs of counsel we find no error in the judgment. Under the usual rule applicable to the grant or refusal of interlocutory injunctions, we might forbear further elaboration or discussion of the several contentions by saying that it does not appear that in the refusal of an injunction the judge in any way abused his discretion. The plaintiffs in error rely largely upon the decision of this court in Mobley v. Marlin, 166 Ga. 820 (144 S. E. 747). We are of the opinion that the Marlin case is not in…