77 Ga. 492
Decided December 7, 1886
Supreme Court of Georgia · decided 1886-12-07
<p>Where, on a hill for injunction, the parties are at issue as to the facts involved, the chancellor has a discretion to grant or refuse the injunction, and this court will not control such discretion.</p>
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Decided 1886-12-07
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¶1The plaintiff filed his bill for injunction. The defendant answered the bill and denied the-material allegations in the bill. The parties were at issue on the facts and the court refused the injunction.
¶2The chancellor, under the facts, in the case, had a discretion to grant or refuse the injunction. And this court will not control this discretion, as we have often decided in similar cases.
¶3Judgment affirmed.