Lively v. Bristow

The appellant filed his petition for an injunction, on the 5th October, 1853, praying an injunction to restrain an execution issued against him, on a judgment obtained by Bristow, the appellee, in a Justice’s Court, on the 5th February, 1853. He alleges as a reason why he had not sought his remedy sooner, that he was deceived by the false pretences of the appellee, promising that he would not run an execution on his judgment, and that be could have avoided the judgment and shown that he was not entitled, but for such promises. The appellee answered upon oath with a full denial of all the…