Moroney v. Allman

May 2, 1933, complainant filed his verified hill against James P. Allman, commissioner of police of Chicago, and other city officials, to restrain them from molesting, annoying or interfering with complainant in the operation of his business in the City of Chicago. The defendants filed their appearance, and it seems to be conceded that they were represented when complainant’s motion came on for hearing before the chancellor ; an order was entered as prayed for in the bill, defendants being restrained “until the further order of this court. ’ ’ And it is to reverse this interlocutory order…