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· 2/15/1894

City National Bank v. Bridgers

Citations

  • 114 N.C. 381

Syllabus

<p>Practice — Injunction—Receiver.</p> <p>1. Upon an application for an injunction and receiver it is not necessary for the Judge to “find the facts” further than to examine the affidavits and determine whether sufficient cause is shown for the ancillary relief.</p> <p>2. Where the insolvency of a trustee in a deed of assignment was questioned and it was positively alleged bv the plaintiff, and the defendants simply allege their belief that he was not insolvent; and, upon being required to give bond, the trustee refused so to do: Held, that it is proper to appoint a receiver'to take charge of the assigned estate pending the litigation.</p>

Judges: MacUae

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