Lafleur v. Mouton

Citations

• 8 La. Ann. 489

Syllabus

<p>Matter which may be pleaded to the merits, cannot be made grounds for an Injunction.</p> <p>It is a good defence for the surety on a forfeited recognizance, that the principal had been tried and acquitted of the offence for which he was bound oyer, since the forfeiture.</p> <p>An Injunction will not be dismissed when it appears that the party will be immediately entitled to the same remedy,</p>