FREDERICK et al. v. BROWN et al

Messrs. N.J. Frederick and Butler J. Nance, for appellants, cite: Error to dissolve temporary injunction on affidavits: 54 S.C. 457. Such injunctions should be continued when essential to the assertion and preservation of plaintiff's rights, and when he has no other adequate remedy at law; 51 S.C. 433; 69 S.C. 156; High on Injunctions, (4th Ed.) Sec. 1508-9-10-12. Columbia has been place of business for 40 years. 14 C.J. 339, 341, 342: Members of the organization may enjoin unauthorized removal of the office: High on Injunctions, 4th Ed. Sec. 1223c. Messrs. Melton Belser and Edw. L. Craig, for respondents, cite: Matter complained of is one of internal regulation and will not be disturbed by the Courts: 29 Cyc. 199. Courts will rarely interfere with exercise of discretionary powers in corporate bodies: 20 N.Y. Supp. 437. Must exhaust remedies within the order before appealing to the Courts: 30 N.Y. Supp. 885. Removal must produce injury and violate rights of plaintiffs to entitle them to injunction: Code Proc. 1912, Sec. 270. Court will not grant injunction pendente lite unless it is reasonably essential to protect legal rights of plaintiff: 86 S.C. 162. Charter does not name Columbia as principal place of business: 17 Stat. 880