59 F. 721 | 2d Cir. | 1892
(after stating the facts.) The appellant insists that a sufficient case was not made in the court below for the appointment of a receiver by the bill of complaint and the depositions used upon the motion, and, this being so, that the injunction should not have been granted by tlie circuit court. We are of the opinion that we are not at liberty upon the present appeal to inquire whether the circuit court erred in appointing a receiver, but are confined to the question whether, there being a proper case for the receivership, tlie injunction was not a necessary or proper auxiliary remedy. This court cannot review the action of the cir