Baggs & Stephens v. Keaton
55 Ga. 558
Opinion
Where, upon the hearing of an application for injunction, conflicting evidence is submitted to the chancellor, his discretion in refusing the same will not be controlled.
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Baggs & Stephens v. Keaton, 55 Ga. 558 (Ga. 1875).
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