
    Grundy v. Young.
    A plaintiff at law, (in Alexandria, D. C.,) after dissolution of injunction, haying taken out Ms execution, and obtained satisfaction of his judgment at law, cannot, in an action upon the injunction bond, recover the interest which accrued upon Ms judgment while he was delayed by the injunction.
    Debt upon an injunction bond, to recover interest on a judgment at law during the pendency of the injunction.
    The condition of the bond was, that the complainant should pay “ all money, and tobacco, and costs due, or to become due to the plaintiff in the action at law, and also such costs as shall be awarded against him, in case the injunction shall be dissolved.”
    Grundy, the plaintiff at law, after the dissolution of the injunction, took out an execution upon his judgment and obtained satisfaction.
   The Court

(nem. con.) instructed the jury that the plaintiff cannot, upon this bond, recover interest upon the judgment at law, after having received full satisfaction of that judgment, under his execution.  