Pringle v. Samuel

Opinion of the Court.

Pringle bought of Samuel, a small farm, at the price of one thousand dollars, payable in two instalments. The first, of five hundred dollars, he paid, and a part of the second, which was the sum of five hundred and thirty dollars, the thirty being included for interest during the year next previous to its becoming due. Samuel brought suit to coerce the payment of the last instalment, and recovered judgment. To be relieved against this judgment, Pringle filed his bill, and obtained an injunction, which, on a final hearing, was dissolved, and his bill dismissed ; to reverse…