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Opinions in Louisiana that cite City of New Orleans v. Great Southern Telephone & Telegraph Co., 37 La. Ann. 571.
- Brunning v. City of New Orleans 94 So. 909 La. 1922
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Dauenhauer v. Rossner
83 So. 647
La. 1919
Such we understand to be the clear import of our opinion in City of New Orleans v. Great Southern Telephone & Telegraph Co., , and State ex rel.
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Hanson v. Police Jury
41 So. 321
La. 1906
But, recurring to the question of discretion, this court said, , quoting: “We have held that, in cases arising under .article 303 of the Code of Practice, the judge is vested with a legal discretion to grant or to refuse an injunction, which will not be interfered with unless his action be manifestly arbitrary.” And we insert the following here because ‘it is illustrative of the
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Itzkovitch v. Whitaker
39 So. 499
La. 1905
Ann. 1276 ; City of New Orleans v. Great Southern Telephone & Telegraph Co., ; Beebe v. Guinault, 29 La.