Renaldo v. Lamas

On April 14, 1927, Renaldo and Byrd recovered judgments against Lamas in separate suits before a justice of the peace. The time for an appeal to the circuit court from these judgments' having expired, executions were issued thereon, and placed in the hands of the sheriff.

Lamas then sued out an injunction against the sheriff, and the justice of the peace, restraining the sheriff from selling his property under the executions, and directing the justice of the peace to approve bonds for an appeal, to the circuit court, executed by him therefor. The ground on which the prayer for the injunction…