Kimbrough v. Walker

This is a suit for seven thousand two hundred and sixty-two dollars, for damages for the wrongful suing out of an injunction by Walker and Vaught, residents of New Orleans, in 1869, to prevent the sale of property belonging to the succession of W. R. Ward.

The injunction was obtained in the parish court, and an injunction bond for $500 was given with R. B. Todd as security. This suit is to make both principals and surety responsible for said damages, without regard to the amount specified in the bond.

The defendant'pleaded to the jurisdiction of the court ratione persona as to the principals,…