Wickliffe v. Buckman

delivewl the opinion of the Comt.

Buckman exhibited his bill in chancery against Wick-liffe, and obtained an injunction to prevent the latter from collecting some judgments at law he had recovered against him.

The cause was tried, and by a decree of the Circuit Court, the complainant’s bill was dismissed and his injunction dissolved, but without damages. Buckman appealed to this Court, and the decree was affirmed.

This writ of error is now prosecuted by Wickliffe, to reverse the decree of the Circuit Court, because it did not require the complainant to. pay to him ten per cen-tum damages on the…