Wood v. Master Schools, Inc.

The bill was for rescission of a contract for fraud, on which plaintiff acted to her prejudice, to set aside a deed for fraud, for the recovery of moneys paid and induced thereby, and for injunction.

The status quo may be preserved by temporary injunction to final determination on showing that plaintiff has a fair question to raise as to the existence of her right, and a “showing of balance of convenience.” Rice v. Davidson, 206 Ala. 226, 89 So. 600.

The several purchases and conveyances were made on contracts under seal^ entered into and executed during September and November, 1925 ; the bill…