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1790. First Term. [Wednesday] Feb. 3.

right of the Parties, but on a Motion for an Injunction to stay a suit at Law, it is sufficient if the Court see a probability that if the Plaintiff proceeds at Law, an Injury may be done to the Defendant.
It is no good argument to say that after the Complainant Mr. Skiddy had paid the Money on a Judgment at Law, he might recover it back again by a suit at Chinsurah or elsewhere, if his Indemnity Bond intitled him to have it, for the like argument might be used against almost every Injunction that is Payed.
I shall endeavour to clear the Mist which has been thrown
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