American Foundry & Pipe Co. v. Taylor

Whitten, J.,

— This cause came before the court upon plaintiff’s motion to continue, and defendants’ motion to dissolve, the preliminary injunction granted March 12, 1923.

The plaintiff’s bill alleges, inter alia, that the defendants “did on March 12, 1923, . . . without lawful authority, enter in and upon the premises of your orator, and particularly of the office and foundry, take possession of the same, break open the safe and desk, seize the papers, books, check book and other *129property of the company with an intent and design to injure and interfere with the orderly conduct of the business…