Hood v. Hood

1. The general rule is that a proceeding at law will not be enjoined on the ground of want of jurisdiction in the tribunal in which the same is instituted.

2. An injunction will not be granted to restrain an official in the exercise of his judicial functions; the writ lies only against suitors in the proceedings before him. 16 Am. & Eng. Ene. L. 365; 22 Cyc. 787; 1 High, Inj. §46; Joyce, Inj. §545.

3. Where a husband and wife were living separately and no divorce suit was pending, and the wife brought a petition for alimony, und'er the Civil Code, §2467, and thereafter brought, before the…