Moore's v. Vance

¡Judge Marshall

delivered the opinion of the Court

— Judge Ewing did not sit in this case.

Johnson, as executor of Moore, obtained a judgment against Covington, for eight hundred and ninety seven dollars and five cents, with interest from the 12th day of November, 1821, upon an obligation of that date, executed by Vance, with Covington as his security. To enjoin a large portion of this judgment, on the ground of usury and want of consideration, Vance and 'Covington filed their bill in Equity, on the finál hearing of which, the injunction was perpetuated; and a writ of error is prosecuted by…