Ross v. Pleasants, Shore & Co.
1 Va. 1
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Ross v. Pleasants, Shore & Co., 1 Va. 1 (Va. Super. Ct. 1806).
Opinion
In this case, the only question was, whether the plaintiff should be ruled to give other security for prosecuting the injunction granted him in 1798, the present security being insufficient.
The Court directed that, unless unexceptionable security be given on or before the last day of the present term for prosecuting I the said injunction, it should stand dissolved as an act of this day.
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