7 Johns. Ch. 208 | New York Court of Chancery | 1823
allowed the injunction, so far only
as to prevent the defendant, P., from collecting and reí
The Chancellor, said, that he should, therefore, though with considerable doubt and hesitation, allow the injunction, in respect to the judgment debts due to Pemberton, with a disposition to have the question further and more fully discussed, if the defendant, P., should think proper, upon the coming in of his answer, to raise it.
Injunction granted.