132 U.S. 14· 10/28/1889

Knox County v. Harshman

Syllabus

<p>An appeal from a decree granting, refusing, or dissolving an injunction does not disturb its operative effect.</p> <p>When an injunction has been dissolved it cannot be revived except by a new exercise of judicial power.</p> <p>The prosecution of an appeal cannot operate as an injunction where none has been granted.</p> <p>Although a bill to impeach a judgment at law is regarded as auxiliary or dependent, and not as an original bill, the supersedure of process on the decree dismissing the bill does not operate to supersede process on the judgment at law.</p>

Judges: Fuller

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