Wall v. Humphries

In Remshart v. Savannah & Charleston Railroad Co., 54 Ga. 579, it was held: “Where a bill praying for injunction is clearly without equity, the chancellor may decline to order

*151the defendant to show canse against the application for a temporary injunction, and may refuse not only a restraining order but the injunction itself, upon mere inspection of the bill.” See, to the same effect, Connolly v. Morrison, 140 Ga. 492, 494 (79 S. E. 119). There was no error in refusing to entertain the present petition in so far as it sought an injunction against the distribution of the pamphlets by Humphries.…