Brooks' Administrator v. Love

Judge Marshall

delivered the Opinion of the Court.

In September, 1822, Love filed his bill in the Franklin Circuit Court, praying to enjoin two judgments rendered by that court against him, of which one was in the name of Brooks, and the other for his use, and which were obtained on the records of two similar judgments rendered in Virginia.

An injunction was granted; the bill was answered, and at the January term, 1824, a decree rendered, dissolving the injunction with damages, and dismissing the hill with costs.

At the succeeding March term, the complainant filed an additional bill, of which the…