
    James R. Whaley, trustee, plaintiff in error, vs. John H. Walker et al., defendants in error. William A. Cherry, plaintiff in error, vs. The Home Building and Loan Association, defendant in error. Martha A. Flournoy, plaintiff in error, vs. Wiley F. Hood, executor, defendant in error. John Neal, plaintiff in error, vs. Jesse C. Kyle et al., defendants in error. The Planters’ Banking Company, plaintiff in error, vs. Adams & Bazemore et al., defendants in error. William A. Huff et al., plaintiffs in error, vs. The Commissioners for Bibb County, defendants in error. Eliza H. Price et al., plaintiffs in error, vs. Johnson & Smith et al., defendants in error.
    The discretion of the chancellor, exercised in granting or refusing an injunction, or in appointing or declining to appoint a receiver, where the judgment turned upon a conflicting state of facts, will not be controlled unless manifestly abused, or unless some well recognized principle of law be violated.
     