
    TAYLOR & HOOD vs. MORGAN.
    An injuction will not be dissolved till the party answer.
    The plaintiffs had obtained judgment for the delivery of certain goods: and the defendant, on his affidavit, that he had delivered all the goods, and shewing a receipt therefor, obtained an injunction against an execution which was in the sheriff's hands, and which the agent of the plaintiffs pressed him to enforce.
    Depeyster, for the plaintiff,
    moved to be permitted to shew that the goods delivered were no~ all the goods for which judgment had beenob-tamed. He had no answer to file; the plaintiffs' being out of the territory, their oath could not be procured.
   By the Court.

The injunction having been regularly obtained, cannot be dissolved until answer under the oath of the plaintiffs is filed.

Motion overruled.  