Rowlett v. Williamson

WILLIAMS, Associate Justice.

Appellee, on the 12th day of February, 1897, obtained an injunction to restrain the enforcement of an execution issued out of this court on December 1, 1896, upon a judgment rendered by this court on February 27, 1896, in a cause in which H. L. White was appellant against Rowlett, as appellee, by which the cost of appeal was adjudged against White, as principal, and Williamson, the present appellee, and James Power as sureties upon his appeal bond.

The ground upon which the injunction was sought, briefly stated,, was that appellant had agreed with White to sign the…