3 La. Ann. 130 | La. | 1848
The judgment of the court was pronounced by
The debt, on which the order of seizure issued in this case was obtained, arose under a final judgment decreeing against the plaintiff the specific performance of an agreement entered into by public act between him and the defendant, in relation to the purchase and sale of certain property, part of which had been held in partnership between them. The validity of the agreement was put at issue by the pleadings, and the judgment rendered thereon was voluntarily executed by the plaintiff, R. R. Barrow, who gave the note sued on, and several others, in conformity therewith. The plaintiff has en
The plaintiff in injunction brought the.defendant in court. He was there himself, and no service of .the amended answer was necessary. It has been so frequently held that a final judgment is -conclusive as to all matters of defence which might have been set up in the suit, and that no cause anterior to the judgment, which might have been pleaded, can be the ground of an injunction, that we deem it only necessary to refer to some of the decisions. Monroe v. Mc Millan, 8 Mart. N. S. 513. Garlick v. Reese, 8 La. 104. Campbell v. Briggs, 3 Rob. 111. Benton v. Roberts, 3 Rob. 226. 1 Mart. N. S. 71. 2 La. 181.
Judgment affirmed.