Jarman v. Freeman
New Jersey Court of Chancery
Final Fearing on pleadings and proof.
1Opinion of the Court
Leaming, V. C.
The facts of this case, as they appeared at the return of the order to show cause for a preliminary injunction, are set forth in 78 N. J. Eq. (8 Buch.) 464. A preliminary injunction was denied because it was then thought that complainant’s conduct had induced defendant to erect his’ warehouse at the end of a certain alley in the belief that he would be permitted by complainant to use the alley, which use the bill sought to restrain. But *82for that aspect of the ease a preliminary injunction would have been, issued at that time.
At final hearing it has been established as'a fact…
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