¶1The bill of exceptions brings under review a judgment granting an interlocutory injunction and appointing a receiver, upon a petition filed by a wife against her husband, alleging waste and mismanagement by him of her property. Much evidence was introduced at the hearing, and it was in many respects conflict-* ing, but that portion of it bearing in the plaintiff’s favor sustained her contention that all of the property in dispute was the product of her funds.- Assuming this to be true, she was entitled to the relief sought, and the case falls within the oft-repeated rule that, under such circumstances, this court will not interfere with the exercise by the trial judge of the discretion conferred upon him by law.
¶2 Judgment affirmed.