Beal v. Gibson
4 Va. 481
Opinion
The motion should have been to reinstate the injunction, or it was, of course, at an end, and the clerk might give a certificate thereof, as in the case of an actual dissolution; for it was not intended to avoid in any case, the effect of the act of the legislature, by changing the form of the practice : and a case like the present is to he dismissed, under the act, as if the injunction had actually been dissolved, unless cause be shewn against it, as in other cases.
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