McHugh v. Boston, Harlem & Erie Railroad

An interlocutory injunction will not be granted, unless it clearly appears that such a remedy is necessary to protect the rights of the party applying therefor, pending the litigation.

The plaintiff seeks to enjoin a part of the defendants from conveying to the New England Railroad Company, another defendant, so much of the property formerly belonging to the Boston, Harlem and Erie Railroad Company as is located within this state. The property consists of the franchises, lands, buildings, road-bed and superstructure. There is nothing that can be carried from the state, and there is no…