227 F. 273 | M.D. Tenn. | 1915
In the opinion heretofore handed down in this cause, it was directed that a decree be entered denying the motion of the petitioners for an interlocutory injunction and dismissing the petition. Before the entry of such decree the petitioners moved the court to modify the proposed order by granting them an interlocutory injunction pending an appeal to the Supreme Court, or otherwise by proper order maintaining the status quo until such appeal should be decided, upon such terms as to execution of bond and prosecution of the appeal as the court might deem proper. This motion has been heard by the court after due notice.
It results, therefore, that in the opinion of a majority of the court, in view of the importance of the questions involved in this cause, and the irreparable injury which will result to the petitioners from the enforcement of the decree in this cause, if reversed, unless a short
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