Sharpe v. . King
Supreme Court of North Carolina
L is a rule in Equity, on the subject of injunctions, that, where, by the answer, the plaintiff’s Whole equi'y is denied, and the statement in the answer is credible, and exhibits no attempt to evade the material charges of the bill, the injunction will be dissolved.
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L is a rule in Equity, on the subject of injunctions, that, where, by the answer, the plaintiff’s Whole equi'y is denied, and the statement in the answer is credible, and exhibits no attempt to evade the material charges of the bill, the injunction will be dissolved. Where a party referred matters in contest between himself and another to arbitration, and, alter the award was made, he had full time and opportunity to examine it, and then gave his bond for the amount awarded against him, he cannot afterwards have relief upop the ground of errors in the award Equity is no more bound to take…
1Opinion of the CourtNash, J.
The plaintiff in his bill charges, that a copartnership existed between himself and the defendant, and that, having closed their business, they agreed to select two individuals to settle and adjust their accounts, agreeing to abide by their award ; that, accordingly, a Mr. Sharpe and a Mr. Cowan were selected as the arbitrators, to whom all matters in dispute were submitted ; that the arbitrators proceeded to the discharge of their duties, and in due time made up their award, to which he objected, and it was by him and the defendant referred back to the same individuals, who again examined…
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