You know the rest; in the Sunday dramatic sections you have read how Welles and Houseman, when the WPA cancelled the production, opened it under their somewhat scanty auspices, with no scenery, and the cast, to circumvent an Equity injunction, speaking their lines from seats in the orchestra.
Consequently the trial court should have refused to entertain the bill in equity for an injunction.
Likewise, the record does not bear out Inc.'s alternative argument that equity demands an injunction because the International board was grossly negligent in its decisionmaking process.
The question presented by that inquiry was discussed, in a masterly manner, on the assumption that the statute of the state was unconstitutional, and it was held that in such a case, grounds of equity interposition existing, injunction would lie.
This iBrief argues that courts should (1) recommit themselves to the principles of equity before granting injunctions and (2) seriously apply the specificity requirements of Rule 65 d) of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure to avoid overly broad orders.
In the courts of the several states the power of a court of equity to restrain by injunction the removal of a municipal officer has been denied in many well-considered cases;' citing Tappan v. Gray, 3 Edw.
After addressing Inc.'s § 271 claim, I conclude my merits determinations by considering its argument that irrespective of whether the DGCL requires a vote, equity demands that an injunction issue permitting Inc. to vote on the Telegraph sale.
Since the Court declines federal jurisdiction, it is useless to discuss either the merits or the other procedural questions such as jurisdiction in equity to grant the injunction requested, the power to vacate the order of the Mediation Board or the effect of the Norris-LaGuardia Act, 29 U.S.C.A. § 101 et seq.
551, in wi ch Judge Lurton said that 'a court of equity will not, by injunction, restrain an executive officer from making a wrongful removal of a subordinate appointee, nor restrain the appointment of another.' Similar decisions have been made in other circuit courts of the United States by Judges Pardee and Newman, in Couper v. Smyth (N. D. Ga). 84 Fed.
Compare [former] Equity Rule 73 (Preliminary Injunctions and Temporary Restraining Orders) which is substantially equivalent to the statutes.
As chief equity judge, he granted the injunction as a remedy more often than earlier lords chancellor had generally done and settled the rules for its use.
