64 N.H. 619
15 A 146
Supreme Court of New Hampshire
Decided June 5, 1888
Supreme Court of New Hampshire · decided 1888-06-05
Dep.T, on an injunction bond filed in a bill in equity brought by Porter against the plaintiffs for leave to redeem mortgaged lands. Porter obtained a decree giving her leave to redeem by paying to the plaintiffs the amount of the mortgage debt in thirty days. She did not redeem.
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Decided 1888-06-05
Cited by 4 later decisions — most recently December 1997
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¶1 By the terms of the condition Porter was to pay to the plaintiffs the damages occasioned by the injunction “ in case the proceeding in which the injunction has been issued shall be determined against her.” The determination of the proceeding was in her favor. She obtained leave to redeem, which, so far as appears, was all she prayed for in her bill. There was no breach of the condition, and there must be
¶2 Judgment for the defendants.