44 A. 741 | Conn. | 1899
In the very recent case of Sherwood v.New England Knitting Co.,
There is no error in this case. The plaintiff had other adequate remedy. A motion to dissolve the injunction, made either to Judge Comley or to any judge of the Superior Court, would have been a remedy much easier to be called into use than the present one, and much simpler in its procedure, while equally efficacious to protect the plaintiff's right.
There is no error.
In this opinion the other judges concurred.