Hurwitz v. Carolina Sand & Gravel Co.
Supreme Court of North Carolina
1Opinion of the Court
Clarkson", J.
Jeremy defines an injunction to be “a writ framed according to the circumstances of the case, commanding an act which this Court regards essential to justice, or restraining an act which it esteems contrary to equity and good conscience.” Jeremy’s Eq., p. 301.
“Injunction has been styled the ‘strong arm’ of equity to be used only to prevent irreparable injury to him who seeks its aid. ... As a remedy for preventing wrongs and preserving rights the injunction has been regarded as more flexible and adjustable to circumstances than any other process known to law. The correctness of…
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