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· 1/15/1892

Cohen v. L'Engle

Citations

  • 29 Fla. 579

Syllabus

<p>Injunction to Restrain Suit at Law.</p> <p>Where a defendant in a suit at law applies by bill in equity for relief against matters involved in such suit at law, and for an injunction to restrain the plaintiff from proceeding with such suit at law; and it appears that under his pleadings in the common law action he can therein obtain the same relief to which the allegations of his bill would entitle him, an injunction to restrain such suit at law is properly refused.</p>

Judges: Taylor

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