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· 6/15/1874

Terry v. Trustees of Hamilton Primary School

Citations

  • 72 Ill. 476

Syllabus

<p>1 Injunction—assessment of damages on dissolution. Where the only prayer of a hill is for an injunction, and a temporary injunction.is granted, which, upon the coming in of the answer, is dissolved, hut no decree rendered dismissing Hie bill or disposing of the case upon its merits, it is improper to assess damages.</p> <p>2. Certificate of evidence—recital in, can not be treated as a decree. A recital in a certificate of evidence, that a bill was dismissed, is not a decree, nor can it be treated as such, and this court will not act on it.</p>

Judges: Walker

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