Rakestraw v. Lanier

Supreme Court of Georgia · Decided 1898-04-13

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Little, J. Counsel for plaintiff in error, both by his argument and brief, rests his case on the proposition, that the petition on which the judge below granted an injunction, in default of bond, sets forth no cause for ^relief, because the con *192 tract sought to be enforced is not a legal and binding instrument. Hence, this court is called upon to determine the question w…

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