Weekly Notes of Cases Argued And Determined in the Supreme Court ..., volume 9
Weekly Notes of Cases Argued And Determined in the Supreme Court ..., volume 9
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Co., 6 C. E. Green, 550.
Adequate relief can be given on an interlocu- tory application.
Oxiade v, N. E. R. Co., I C. B. n. s. 454.
Garton v. B. & E. R. W. Co., 6 C. B. n. s. 639.
Baxendale v. West R. W. Co., 3 GiflF. 650; 7 L. T.
n. s. 297.
Att'y Gen. v, G. N. R. C, i Drew & S. 154.
Lane v, Newdigate, 10 Vesey, 192.
Robison v. Byron, I Bro. C. C. 588.
Rankin v. Huskesson, 4 Sim.
Hervey v. Smith, i K. & J. 392.
Au'y Gen. v. Met. Board of Works, i Hem. & M.
312.
Hepburn v, Lordan, 2 Hem. & M. 34...5.
Beadeff. Perry, L. R., 3 Eq. 465.
Cooke V. Chilcott, L. R., 3 Ch. Div. 694.
Audenried v. Phila., 68 Pa. St. 375.
Cole Silver Mining Co. v. Virginia, I Sawyer, 685.
Baptist CongregaUon v. Scannel, 3 Grant, 49.
Manhattan Manf. Co. v. N. J. Stock Yard Co., 8C. E. Gr. 161.
Wayne McVeagh^ Chapman Biddle^ zxAJohM Scott f for the Pennsylvania Railroad Company, respondents.
This is not a case for the issue of a preliminary injunction. There is no precedent for using a preliminary writ to take the subject of the litiga- tion from a party who has always heretofore en- joyed it, and give it, pendente lite, to a party who has never heretofore enjoyed it — ^that being the function of a final decree only.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Co., 6 C. E. Green, 550.
Adequate relief can be given on an interlocu- tory application.
Oxiade v, N. E. R. Co., I C. B. n. s. 454.
Garton v. B. & E. R. W. Co., 6 C. B. n. s. 639.
Baxendale v. West R. W. Co., 3 GiflF. 650; 7 L. T.
n. s. 297.
Att'y Gen. v, G. N. R. C, i Drew & S. 154.
Lane v, Newdigate, 10 Vesey, 192.
Robison v. Byron, I Bro. C. C. 588.
Rankin v. Huskesson, 4 Sim.
Hervey v. Smith, i K. & J. 392.
Au'y Gen. v. Met. Board of Works, i Hem. & M.
312.
Hepburn v, Lordan, 2 Hem. & M. 34...5.
Beadeff. Perry, L. R., 3 Eq. 465.
Cooke V. Chilcott, L. R., 3 Ch. Div. 694.
Audenried v. Phila., 68 Pa. St. 375.
Cole Silver Mining Co. v. Virginia, I Sawyer, 685.
Baptist CongregaUon v. Scannel, 3 Grant, 49.
Manhattan Manf. Co. v. N. J. Stock Yard Co., 8C. E. Gr. 161.
Wayne McVeagh^ Chapman Biddle^ zxAJohM Scott f for the Pennsylvania Railroad Company, respondents.
This is not a case for the issue of a preliminary injunction. There is no precedent for using a preliminary writ to take the subject of the litiga- tion from a party who has always heretofore en- joyed it, and give it, pendente lite, to a party who has never heretofore enjoyed it — ^that being the function of a final decree only.
What to read after Weekly Notes of Cases Argued And Determined in the Supreme Court ..., volume 9?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pennsylvania. Supreme Court, United States Circuit Court (3rd Circuit), United States District Court (Pennsylvania : Eastern District) to read onlineMoreLess
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