Moran v. Woodyard

'<Ghibf Justice Massuabl

delivered the opinion of the Oouft.

To enjoin a final decree for matters of equity'existing prior t-o its rendition, 'and which might have been brought into the original suit, is in effect, so far to reverse or -annul the decree, which can only he done on Specific grounds which authorize a review of the first decree. Upon the bill of the complainant, Woodyard, eo such grounds are made-out or even alledged. The *538'fact now relied on of usury in the debt for which the decree was rendered, was known to him when he was called on to answer the bill in the former suit, and his…