McKinne v. Dickenson

Citations

• 24 Fla. 366

Syllabus

<p>1. Upon an appeal from an order granting an injunction, the action of the Chancellor will not be reversed, unless it is clear that he has committed an error or abused a sound judicial discretion in granting it.</p> <p>2. Where the hearing of an application for an injunction is upon bill, answer and affidavits, in support of the bill, and tho answer fails to explain as fully as it should one point material in the case, and the action of the Chancellor in granting- the injunction is as to this point supported by tho bill and the affidavits, though contraverted by the answer to the extent that the latter goes, it cannot be said that the Chancellor has abused his discretion or committed any error justifying the interposition of the appellate court.</p>