PER CURIAM.
Each defendant makes only one assignment of error. It raises the question whether the court below erred in continuing the temporary restraining order until the final determination of the action on its merits.
The judge was not requested to find the facts upon which he continued the temporary restraining order and he made none. However, it is presumed for the purpose of his order that he found facts sufficient to support it. Hall v. Queen City Coach...
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