233 N.C. 707 | N.C. | 1951
The first question for decision is whether the complaint states facts sufficient to constitute a cause of action or to invoke the equitable powers of the court. The trial court answered in the affirmative. We are inclined to a different view.
The demurrer should have been sustained on the second and third grounds set out therein. The complaint reveals no personal or property
In this'view of the matter, the remaining exceptions become moot or academic. The restraining order entered below will be vacated, the action dismissed, and the plaintiff taxed with the costs.
Reversed.