Lichtenstadt v. Fleisher

This is an appeal from the finding and judgment rendered by the chancellor upon a suggestion of damages on the dissolution of an injunction. The injunction was dissolved on final hearing, and much of the work done by counsel for which recompense was sought, was upon the merits and was necessary, and presumably would be valuable to appellant in the suit at law, to enjoin the prosecution of which the bill in chancery was filed. The only darnages claimed was for attorney’s fees.

While the testimony introduced would warrant the court in allowing a large amount, we are unable to say that the court…