Garrett v. New York Transit & Terminal Co.’s Empirical Analysis

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1. ““Upon the argument of this motion for a preliminary Injunction, counsel for the complainant conceded that there was no -act which, being committed by the defendants, would be a contempt of the temporary injunction now asked for, that would not also be a contempt of the decree of the state court. It is also practically conceded . that the process of this court is sought only as ancillary to that of the state court. * * » Under these circumstances, the complainants should be left to their remedy in the state courts; and their morion for a temporary injunction must be denied.””

   1 later decision quote this exact passage
   e.g. United States v. Pedroli