INDEX.—3 BLAND. 661

INJUNCTION.— Continued.

omits to respond to those facts which constitute the case on which
the injunction rests, it must be continued. Ib.

7. After an appeal had been taken, the plaintiff, on dismissing his ap-
peal, allowed to amend his bill, on which a new injunction was
granted on terms. McKim v. Odom, 403.

8. An injunction granted to stay trespass, there being no then depend-
ing suit to try the right, dissolved on the coming in of an answer
which denied the trespass, and alleged that the acts complained of
were done on his, the defendant's, own land. Stewart v. Chew 434.

9. On a motion to dissolve an injunction no ex parte affidavits can be
read. Bellona Co's Case, 435.

10. A. motion to dissolve an injunction is confined to the consideration
of the statements of the bill, and the answer responsive thereto. Ib.

11. On the filing of a bill for an injunction the defendant may instantly
put in his answer, so as thereby to prevent the granting of aa in-
junction as prayed. Hall v. McPherson, 518.

12. No bond is required in certain cases on the granting of an injunction
to stay execution at law. Cape Sable Co's Cave. 587.

13. Where there are two or more defendants the injunction will not, in
general, be dissolved on. motion until all of them have answered. Ib,
See DEBTOR AND CREDITOR, 14.
MORTGAGE. 3.
PLEADING, 6.
PRACTICE, 1, 2.
EIGHT OF WAY. 3,
WHARF AND WHARFAGE, 8
JUDGMENT.

See CORPORATION, 13.

DEBTOR AND CREDITOR, 43.
LIEN. 12.13, 21. 22. S3.

JUDICIARY.

See GOVERNMENT. 2.

JURISDICTION.

Where jurisdiction in a particular case is conferred on the Chancellor by
a special Act. he follows the authority exactly as given. Hepburn's

Case, 78.

LAND AND LAND OFFICE.

1. The land office is considered as the general market in which all public
lands are sold. Baltimore v. McKim, 445.

2. In some caseb individuals are allowed to acquire a legal title to land
without going into the land office. Ib.

3. The public lands can only be sold for a valuable consideration, or dis-
posed of with a view to some public benefit. Ib.

4. No appeal from a decision of the Chancellor as Judge of the land
office. Ib.

5. The extent of the authority to acquire a right to land covered by the
tide of the basin of Baltimore, by making improvements thereon.

76.

6. A patent may be granted for land covered by navigable water subject
to the right of navigation. Ib.