Harding v. Harding

The interlocutory or preliminary injunction having been granted solely on the verified bill, the foregoing statement of the contents of the bill is necessary to an understanding of the case. The contention of appellants’ counsel is, that the bill is merely a creditor’s bill and must be regarded as exclusively such, and that, considered as a creditor’s bill, it is bad in not showing that the complainant has exhausted her legal remedies. While many and perhaps most of the averments of the bill are such as would be appropriate in a creditor’s bill, yet they tend to show the impracticability, if…