Johnson v. Young

This is an original application for a temporary injunction to keep the property involved in the litigation in statu quo until the determination of proceedings in this court.

By section 144, Civil Code of 1887, district courts and judges are authorized to grant injunctions “pending proceedings in the supreme court on appeal or writ of error.” The object of the provision mentioned clearly was to relieve parties from the additional expense attending such applications and hearings in this court, and also to relieve the court itself, in a measure, from the duty of considering them. Por obvious…