Nelson v. Solomon

1. It was, at the hearing of an application for an interlocutory injunction, not erroneous to rule out evidence in the form of affidavits as to the contents of written petitions, the petitions themselves being higher and better evidence.

2. When upon such a hearing the controlling question at issue was whether or not a majority of the members of a church had duly consented to a sale of its property, a paper signed by some of the members, but not verified by their affidavits, stating that they had never assented to a sale of the property to a particular class of persons, was properly rejected.…