Williams v. Brown.
Supreme Court of North Carolina
ApplxcatxoN pon Injunction by M. M. Williams against. H. A. Brown and others, heard by Judge II. B. Starbuclc, at Spring Term, 1900, of Graven Superior Court. Erom refusal to grant injunction, the plaintiff appealed.
1Opinion of the CourtEurches, J.
This is an action in' which the plaintiff asks to have the defendant enjoined from foreclosing a mortgage to secure a debt of $78, and to restrain the defendant from threatening to enjoin him from selling timber off the mortgaged land. The plaintiff alleges two grounds upon which he puts his right to this injunction. The first is that the - defendant is the assignee of the mortgage, but the assignment has not been registered; and the other is that defendant threatents to stop him from selling timber off the mortgaged premises unless ■ he will pay both the mortgaged debt and also- a docketed…
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