Weber v. Dawson

Caleb C. Weber brought executory proceedings against Nicholas A. Dawson to collect $6,975.46, with the interest and attorney’s fee stipulated in the act of mortgage on which the foreclosure proceedings were founded. Dawson applied for a writ of injunction without bond, to prevent the collection of an item of $859.68, which he alleged he had paid and had not received proper credit for; and, at the same time, he prayed for a rule on Weber to show cause why a writ of injunction should not issue to prevent the collection of four other items, amounting to $320.46, which he denied owing. The…