· 10/15/1921
Howell v. McLeod
Citations
- 127 Miss. 1
- 89 So. 774
Syllabus
<p>Injunction. Attorney's fees not allowed, where dissolution of injunction not sought until trial on merits.</p> <p>Where a hill is filed and an injunction issued and no effort is made to dissolve the injunction until the trial on the merits, attorney’s fees to the defendant cannot he allowed, unless the relief sought was limited to injunction, or the whole relief was dependent upon the retaining the injunction.</p>
Judges: Ethridge
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