46 Ga. 526 | Ga. | 1872
Taking the charges in this bill at their fullest value, they do not, in our judgment, make out a ease for equitable interference. The suit is in the name of J. A. Kendrick, and the presumption, until it is charged to the contrary, is that the debt is due to him. The debt or cause of action or claim which the complainant sets up is one which, according to his
No wrong has, therefore, been done Mr. "West by the judgment. He sets up nothing which, if he had the judgment set aside, he could take advantage of. His plea was not a good one, even if it had been regularly and formally filed. Mr. Anderson’s absence did not hurt. Equity will not interfere to stop or set aside a judgment where no good can come of it. The injunction was properly refused.
Judgment affirmed.