Nisbet v. Sawyer

66 Ga. 256
Supreme Court of Georgia·Decided September 15, 1880·Published

Opinion

The discretion of the chancellor exercised in the grant or refusal of an injunction will not be controlled unless abused, or unless some well recognized principle of law or equity be violated.

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Nisbet v. Sawyer, 66 Ga. 256 (Ga. 1880).

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