Burton v. Hynson
Supreme Court of Arkansas
Appeal from, the Circuit Court of Independence county in Chancery, The Hon. W. H. Neely, Circuit Judge, presiding. contended that the bill does not present such a case, as a court of equity can take jurisdiction of. An injunction will not be granted against a judgment at law, upon grounds that were available at law. Bo.nl. PI, ¿yPr. 1840. 4 Hen. Sf Munf. 553. 2 J. G. R. 230. 7 Cranck 332. Blake's Gh.
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Appeal from, the Circuit Court of Independence county in Chancery, The Hon. W. H. Neely, Circuit Judge, presiding. contended that the bill does not present such a case, as a court of equity can take jurisdiction of. An injunction will not be granted against a judgment at law, upon grounds that were available at law. Bo.nl. PI, ¿yPr. 1840. 4 Hen. Sf Munf. 553. 2 J. G. R. 230. 7 Cranck 332. Blake's Gh. Pr. 334. Story's Eq., secs. 893 to 896: or because there has been a mistake in the conduct of a cause. Danl. Gh. PI. ^ Pr. 1841. 1 J. G. R: 320. 14 Ves. 31: that equity will not relieve after a…
1Opinion of the CourtChief Justice Watkins
The bill sets out a history of the proceedings at law, which are, in substance, as follows: That on the 19th of September, 1842, Hynson commenced suit against the complainant on a writing obligatory, executed by him to Hynson, at Dec. Term. 1842, he pleaded to the action; 1st. payment; 2d, that the plaintiff was indebted to him, in the sum of four thousand dollars, for a house and lot in the town of Bates-ville, sold and delivered to him, and for divers moneys lent and advanced, for merchandize sold, and for medical services rendered by him to the plaintiff; 3d, that after the writing…
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