10 Rob. 39 | La. | 1845
The plaintiff sued out an injunction against the sheriff, to stay proceedings under a writ of fieri facias against
Both parties appear to acquiesce in the judgment so far as if pronounces the dissolution of the injunction ; but the creditors have appealed and complained, that interest ought to have been allowed them, as well as damages, under the acts of 1831 and 1833.
The judgment is in harmony with the view we took of these statutes in reference to interest, in the case of Dabbs v. Hemken, 3 Rob., 123. The principle applies with greater force when the party enjoining is not the debtor himself. The injunction having been dissolved on motion, without any enquiry into the merits, we cannot enquire into any consequential damages re-suiting from the proceedings of the plaintiff herself, as a creditor of her husband, pending the injunction, as complained of by the appellants.
Judgment affirmed^