after staling the case: There was clearly evidence to warrant the findings of fact by the Court below, and, upon an examination of the evidence, we see no reason to disturb such findings, or to reverse or modify the order based upon them granting an injunction and appointing a receiver pending the action. It is admitted that the defendant corporation is hopelessly insolvent, and that shortly before this action began, it confessed divers judgments, without action, in favor of some of its officers and stockholders, and that the latter were proceeding to enforce the same by sale under execution. The plaintiffs allege that their judgments were founded upon fictitious debts; that they are void ; and the purpose of them was to defeat the plaintiffs’ rights as creditors by sacrificing the property of the corporation at a forced sale. The defendants deny the fraud, and allege the justice of their demands. The evidence leaves material questions at issue not at all free from doubt. In such case this Court will not interfere with the order granting an injunction and appointing a receiver, especially when it appears, as it does in this case, that the parties interested can suffer no serious injury arising therefrom. Machine Co. v. Lumber Co., 109 N. C., 576.
Affirmed.