Rahilly v. Horton
65 Ga. 302
Opinion
The bill and answer, and the affidavits in support of each, being conflicting, this court will not control the discretion of the chancellor in granting an injunction. Whilst in his order the chancellor stated that he declined to decide the facts in dispute, yet the grant of an injunction shows on which side he considered the evidence preponderated.
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Rahilly v. Horton, 65 Ga. 302 (Ga. 1880).
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