
    Neal vs. Henderson.
    Where a person seeks to enjoin a judgment at law, the bill should set forth clearly and distinctly the grounds upon which the complainant’s equity rests; and if it shows upon its face that the judgment at law was rendered by reason of his own negligence in not making the necessary defence, a court of equity will not grant relief by injunction. Code, §3120; 71 Ga., 523.
    (a.) Where, after the foreclosure of a mortgage, the defendant filed an affidavit of illegality to the execution thereon, upon the ground that it had been paid, and the issue formed by such affidavit was - passed upon by a jury, who found in favor of the plaintiff in ft. fa., upon a bill then filed to enjoin the execution, an injunction should have been refused.
    
    Judgment reversed.
    February 2, 1884.
    Blandford, Justice.
    
      
      
        Compue Brown et al. vs Boynton, 69 Ga , 754.
    
     