Raburn v. Shortridge
Indiana Supreme Court
APPEAL from the Montgomery Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the Court
M‘KiNNEy, J.
This is a suit in equity. On final hearing upon bill, answer, and depositions, an injunction granted was dissolved, and ten per cení, decreed upon the judgment enjoined, with costs, <fcc. From that decree the complainant has appealed.
The hill charges that the complainant, on the 17th day of December, 1825, executed a note to the defendant for the sum of 100 dollars, upon which judgment was rendered against him by default at the September term, 1826, of the Montgomery Circuit Court; that the note was given, and the judgment rendered, upon the express condition that the defendant…
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