Vaneman v. Fairbrother

— This was a bill in equity brought by Vane-man against Fairbrother and others, the defendants in error, at the April term, 1843, of the Kosciusko Circuit Court. The bill prayed for a certain injunction, and for certain other relief. A temporary injunction was granted at that term; and jFairbrother's answer was filed at the same term. At the *542next term the .injunction-was dissolved. The cause was continued from term to term, until the October term, 1844. In the vacation of the preceding term, the complainant dismissed his bill in the clerk’s office. At the last-named term the complainant,…