Either party may, on the hearing of a motion to dissolve an injunction on bill and answer, read in evidence affidavits taken by him, on two days' notice to the opposite party of the time and place of taking such affidavits, and may also introduce oral or documentary evidence, or both, at the hearing. Codes, 1880, § 1916; 1892, § 569; 1906, § 620; Hemingway's 1917, § 380; 1930, § 430; 1942, § 1350; Laws, 1922, ch. 227. Either party may, on the hearing of a motion to dissolve an injunction on bill and answer, read in evidence affidavits taken by him, on two days' notice to the opposite party of the time and place of taking such affidavits, and may also introduce oral or documentary evidence, or both, at the hearing. Codes, 1880, § 1916; 1892, § 569; 1906, § 620; Hemingway's 1917, § 380; 1930, § 430; 1942, § 1350; Laws, 1922, ch. 227. Either party may, on the hearing of a motion to dissolve an injunction on bill and answer, read in evidence affidavits taken by him, on two days' notice to the opposite party of the time and place of taking such affidavits, and may also introduce oral or documentary evidence, or both, at the hearing. Codes, 1880, § 1916; 1892, § 569; 1906, § 620; Hemingway's 1917, § 380; 1930, § 430; 1942, § 1350; Laws, 1922, ch. 227. Either party may, on the hearing of a motion to dissolve an injunction on bill and answer, read in evidence affidavits taken by him, on two days' notice to the opposite party of the time and place of taking such affidavits, and may also introduce oral or documentary evidence, or both, at the hearing. Codes, 1880, § 1916; 1892, § 569; 1906, § 620; Hemingway's 1917, § 380; 1930, § 430; 1942, § 1350; Laws, 1922, ch. 227.
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